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SET out on a NEW ADVENTURE! CONTENTS P.05 ROAD MAPS European Maps National Maps Regional Maps Road Atlas Departmental Maps MAPS INDEX 2021 Free IGN MAPS SET OUT ON A NEW ADVENTURE! CONTENTS P.05 ROAD MAPS European maps National maps Regional maps Road atlas Departmental maps P.11 CITIES AND SURROUNDING AREAS A city and its surroundings P.15 TOURISME AND HIKING TOP 75 maps TOP 25 maps TOP 25 mini maps TOP 25R maps Blue series maps (large format) Blue series maps Exploring remarkable natural sites P.25 TOURISME AND EXPLORATION TOP 200 maps TOP 100 maps Exploring France Exploring the wines of France Exploring the parks of France Exploring the trails Exploring by bike Exploring France overseas territories Historic events P.33 EXPLORING THE WORLD Exploring countries worldwide Exploring regions worldwide Exploring cities worldwide P.39 AVIATION ICAO Charts P.41 HERITAGE Raised relief maps Wall maps Ancient maps Antique copper-plate maps Aerial photographs P.51 IGN AT YOUR SERVICE P.52 IGNrando’ P.54 “À la carte” customised map P.56 Géoportail – Turn back the clock P.57 Géoroom P.58 Mapping concepts P.60 Notes KEY TO SYMBOLS N NEW Ne NEW EDITION ROAD MAPS 05 FIRST ON THE RIGHT, YOU REACHED YOUR DESTINATION SCALE 1: 1 000 000 or 1 cm = 10 km SCALE 1: 320 000 or 1 cm = 3.2 km SCALE 1: 250 000 or 1 cm = 2.5 km ROAD MAPS 07 EUROPEAN REGIONAL MAPS MAPS Travelling around Europe made easy. Optimise your travel and plan Scales from 1: 303 000 to 1: 2 500 000 your sightseeing and outdoor activities in the 13 regions of Mainland France. ALL01 Germany Scales from 1: 200 000 to 1: 250 000 ESP01 Spain/Portugal Ne NR01 to NR17 EUR01 Europe ITA01 Italy • Motorways and roads BEN01 The Netherlands / Belgium / Luxembourg • Motorway exit numbers, distances in kilometres • Main tourist attractions POR01 Portugal • The region's major towns in a larger scale Ne ROY01 United Kingdom/Ireland (1: 100 000) SUI01 Switzerland • Index of main towns • Representation of relief Exclusive • GR routes NATIONAL Also available: MAPS Ne MR19 Mini Corsica region Make travelling throughout France smoother. Scales from 1: 320 000 to 1: 1 150 000 ROAD ATLAS 1M901 France All of France on one map Plan your journeys and explore • Nine major cities in a larger scale the historical and natural heritage (1: 250 000) • Distance table in kilometres between the major cities of our regions. • Key in five languages Scales 1: 1,190,000 and 1: 320,000 1M952 Mini France 1M955 France Maxi laminated version 95049 France road and tourist atlas, spiral-bound 1M975 France format XL size double-sided Glove box format: Exclusive scale of 1: 700,000 17.2 x 24.8 cm for optimal visibility. • Index of communes, key in six languages and maps of main road 1M801 “1/4 of France" North-West networks • Major cities in a larger scale 1M802 “1/4 of France" North-East 1M803 “1/4 de France" South-West 1M804 "1/4 de France" South-East Exclusive scale of 1: 320,000 for optimal visibility. Our "1/4 of France" maps include all the information you need to travel across an area covering five to six regions, on a single map. • Major towns on a larger scale (1: 100 000) • Commune index • Key in six languages ROAD MAPS 09 DEPARTMENTAL D721300 Ain / Rhône (01/69) D721332 Loire / Haute-Loire D721301 Aisne / Ardennes (42/43) MAPS (02/08) D721333 Loire-Atlantique (44) Packed with tourism information D721302 Allier / Puy-de-Dôme D721334 Lot / Lot-et-Garonne and even easier to read. (03/63) (46/47) D721303 Alpes-de-Haute- D721335 Maine-et-Loire (49) 54 road and administrative maps. Provence / Hautes- D721336 Manche (50) Scale 1: 150 000 Alpes (04/05) D721337 Marne / Meuse (51/55) D721304 Alpes-Maritimes (06) D721338 Mayenne / Sarthe • Scale for optimum legibility 1: 150,000 D721305 Ardèche / Drôme (07/26) (53/72) • Increased precision for road networks, distinguishing D721306 Ariège / Pyrénées- D721339 Meurthe-et-Moselle / between departmental and local roads, to help you Orientales (09/66) Moselle (54/57) plan your car journeys D721307 Aube / Haute-Marne D721340 Nièvre / Yonne (58/89) • Shading to represent relief (10/52) D721341 Nord / Pas-de-Calais • Boundaries of communes D721308 Aude / Tarn (11/81) (59/62) • Tourist information D721309 Aveyron / Lozère D721342 Oise / Somme (60/80) • Commune index (12/48) D721343 Pyrénées-Atlantiques D721310 Bouches-du-Rhône / (64) Vaucluse (13/84) D721344 Bas-Rhin / Haut-Rhin D721311 Calvados / Orne (14/61) (67/68) D721312 Cantal / Corrèze (15/19) D721345 Haute-Saône / Vosges / D721313 Charente / Charente- Territoire de Belfort Maritime (16/17) (70/88/90) D721314 Cher / Indre (18/36) D721346 Saône-et-Loire (71) D721352 Corse D721347 Savoie / Haute-Savoie D721315 Côte-d’Or (21) (73/74) D721316 Côtes-d’Armor / D721348 Seine-et-Marne (77) Morbihan (22/56) D721349 Deux-Sèvres / Vienne D721317 Creuse / Haute-Vienne (79/86) (23/87) D721350 Var (83) D721318 Dordogne (24) D721351 Vendée (85) D721319 Doubs / Jura (25/39) D721353 Île-de-France Ouest / D721320 Eure / Seine-Maritime Paris / Petite Couronne (27/76) (75/78/91/92/93/94/95) D721321 Eure-et-Loir (28) D721322 Finistère (29) D721323 Gard / Hérault (30/34) D721324 Haute-Garonne / Hautes-Pyrénées (31/65) D721325 Gers / Tarn-et-Garonne (32/82) D721326 Gironde (33) D721327 Ille-et-Vilaine (35) D721328 Indre-et-Loire (37) D721329 Isère (38) D721330 Landes (40) D721331 Loir-et-Cher / Loiret (41/45) CITIES & SUR- ROUNDING AREAS 11 YOU’VE ALREADY TURNED THE STREET CORNER SCALE 1: 80 000 or 1 cm = 800 m CITIES & SUR- ROUNDING AREAS 13 A CITY AND ITS SURROUNDINGS To make your way around towns and cities and their surroundings: urban journeys, leisure and outdoor activities, cultural discovery… Scale 1: 80 000 (maximum legibility) • The complete road network (motorways, main, secondary and local roads) • Commune index • City centres in larger scale • Detailed tourist information • Outdoor activities 88415 Bayonne / Anglet / Biarritz and surrounding area 88400 Bordeaux and surrounding area 88417 Dijon and surrounding area 88427 Grenoble and surrounding area 88401 Le Havre and surrounding area 88402 Lille and surrounding area 88409 Limoges and surrounding area 88403 Lyon and surrounding area 88404 Marseille and surrounding area 88418 Metz and surrounding area 88405 Montpellier and surrounding area 88419 Mulhouse and surrounding area 88428 Nancy and surrounding area 88406 Nantes and surrounding area 88407 Nice and surrounding area 88420 Nîmes and surrounding area 88408 Paris and surrounding area 88422 Pau and surrounding area 88423 Perpignan and surrounding area 88410 Rennes and surrounding area 88424 Rouen and surrounding area 88411 Saint-Étienne and surrounding area 88412 Strasbourg and surrounding area 88413 Toulon and surrounding area 88414 Toulouse and surrounding area 88429 Tours and surrounding area TOURISM & HIKING 15 GET OFF THE BEATEN TRACK SCALE 1: 75,000 or 1 cm = 750 m SCALE 1: 25,000 or 1 cm = 250 m TOURISM & HIKING 17 TOP 75 MAPS Ideal for exploring tourist areas and sites of natural beauty on foot, on horseback or by bike. Easy-to-read maps on a scale of 1: 75 000, with close-ups at 1: 25,000 easy-to-read. Each TOP 75 includes: • a general map in 1: 75 000 • five extracts from the TOP 25 series in 1: 25 000 TOP75001 Massif du Vercors TOP75002 Chartreuse / Belledonne TOP75003 Massif de la Vanoise TOP75004 Beaufortain / Massif du Mont-Blanc TOP75005 Briançonnais / Queyras TOP75006 Massif des Écrins / Oisans / Champsaur TOP75007 Entre Léman et Mont-Blanc / Chablais / Faucigny TOP75008 Ubaye / Val d’Allos / Lac de Serre-Ponçon TOP75009 Diois / Dévoluy / Haute Vallée de la Drôme TOP75010 Mercantour TOP75011 Cévennes / Gorges du Tarn TOP75012 Haut-Jura TOP75013 Verdon / Lac de Sainte-Croix / Plateau de Valensole TOP75014 Gorges et Monts d’Ardèche TOP75015 Chaîne des Puys / Massif du Sancy TOP75016 Cézallier / Monts du Cantal TOP75017 Golfe du Morbihan / Belle-Île et Groix / Presqu’île de Quiberon TOP75018 Vignemale / Pic de Ger / Vallée d’Ossau TOP75019 Gavarnie / Néouvielle / Luchonnais / Pic du Midi de Bigorre Extract in 1: 75,000 from map ref. TOP75008 TOP75020 Pyrénées Ariégeoises / Mont Valier / Pique d’Estats TOP75021 Pyrénées Catalanes / Font-Romeu / Massif du Canigou TOP75022 Haut-Languedoc Ne TOP75023 Pays Basque Ne TOP75024 Pointe du Raz / Presqu’île de Crozon / Ouessant / Côte des Légendes TOP75025 Morvan TOP75026 Périgord noir / Haut-Quercy TOP75027 Vosges du Nord / Mont Sainte-Odile / Le Donon TOP75028 Vosges du Sud / Ballon d’Alsace / Le Hohneck TOP75029 Calvi / Cargèse / Monte Cinto / Monte Rotondo TOP75030 Bastia / Corte / Cap Corse TOP75031 Ajaccio / Porto Vecchio / Aiguilles de Bavella / Monte Renoso TOP75032 Chaîne des Aravis / Massif des Bauges TOP75033 Camargue / Alpilles TOP75034 Luberon / Mont-Ventoux TOP75035 Provence / Sainte-Victoire / Sainte-Baume / Calanques Ne TOP75036 Baie de Somme / Côte d’Albâtre / Fécamp / Étretat Ne TOP75037 Mont-Saint-Michel / Saint-Malo / Côte d’Émeraude TOP75038 Île de Ré / Île d’Oléron / Marais Poitevin TOP75039 Forêt d’Orient / Lac du Der-Chantecoq Extract in 1: 25 000 from map ref. TOP75008 TOP75040 Massif du Pilat / Mont du Forez TOURISM & HIKING 19 TOP 25 MAPS TOP 25 MINI MAPS To hike safely and explore the whole of France's The pocket-size format makes the coastline and major forested and mountainous TOP 25 mini map even more practical to use. areas, choose the TOP 25. Scale 1: 25 000 Scale 1: 25 000 M2106ET Baie de Somme / le Crotoy / Fort-Mahon-Plage Mainland France: 387 titles M1337ET Bassin d’Arcachon 4601GT at 4606GT Guadeloupe (six maps) M0822OT Belle-Île / Houat and Hoëdic islands 4501MT to 4503MT Martinique (three maps) N M1244OT Biarritz / Hendaye / La Rhune 4410MT and 4411MT Mayotte (two maps) N M0741OT Côte de Granit Rose 4401RT to 4406RT La Réunion (six maps) M2417OT Fontainebleau Forest N M0921OT Golfe du Morbihan M1125OT Île de Noirmoutier M1330OT Île d’Oléron / Île d’Aix M1329OT Île de Ré N M0418ET Presqu’île de Crozon N M0821OT Presqu’île de Quiberon WHY NOT USE OUR "À LA CARTE" CUSTOM- ISED MAP SERVICE! 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