Saudi Arabia

Scale 1:1,750,000. Size 26"x39". International Travel Maps edition. English text and legends. Elevations and topographic features are shown be hypsometric color tints. Includes considerable useful travel information. Saudi Arabia remains a unique entity in today’s world, steadfastly governing itself in splendid isolation and fighting hard to keep ‘modern’ influences at bay. However, it has modern trappings such as an excellent road system, even though women aren’t allowed to drive, and modern cities, even though women won’t be allowed to vote in local elections until 2015. The cities of Medina and Mecca are closed to infidels. Kuwait, its immediate neighbour to the north is an open society and is included on this map as a very large inset, with a separate inset of Kuwait City. Central Riyadh is also included as an inset map, showing mosques, hotels, banks, and shopping areas.

Scale 1:1,800,000. Size 27"x39". Reis Know How edition. Very detailed Saudi Arabia road map. English and multi-lingual legends. Printed on tear-resistant, waterproof, paper-like plastic. It can bend and fold without cracking and is writeable as normal paper, non-toxic and recyclable. Perfect for tourist adventures and independent travel and for driving tours. Includes topographic contour lines and hypsometric color tints which show height levels, along with elevation numbers. Shows all major and secondary roads and tertiary roads, with distances between points in kilometers. Fully indexed. Beautiful cartography.

Scale 1:2,000,000. Indexed. Freytag-Berndt edition. Explore Saudi Arabia with this Freytag&Berndt double-sided road map. The best way to plan your trip, prepare your itinerary, and to travel independently in this country. This map includes Oman, Yemen, UAE, Qatar, Bahrein, and Kuweit.

Scale 1:2,000,000. Size 27"x49". GiziMap edition.

Scale 1:3,000,000. Size 34"x40". GiziMap edition. A detailed physical and road map of Saudi Arabia. The map uses hill shading, elevation coloring, and spot heights to show elevation. There are six levels of roads shown, ranging from tracks to multilane highways/motorways. Distances in kilometers are given between main road junctions. Symbols are shown to show a variety of physical features and tourist sites, ranging from mosques, fortresses, and museums to caves, coral reefs, salt flats and deserts. The legend is in four languages including English and Arabic, and the map is in English with many names also in Arabic.