Satmap MapCard: The South West Coast Path - Part 1 (OS 25k & 50k)

Satmap MapCard: The South West Coast Path - Part 1 (OS 25k & 50k)

Name: Satmap MapCard: The South West Coast Path - Part 1 (OS 25k & 50k)
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SKU: MAP-GB-NT-P-05
Price: 31.0 GBP
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SKU: MAP-GB-NT-P-05

31.00

Availability: In stock

Key Features

High-Res Mapping
Toggleable Mapping Feature

Maps Scale

1:25k
1:50k

Map Format

normal
OS MapCard

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Satmap map card covering The South West Coast Path (Part 1) (Ordnance Survey 1:25k & 1:50k)

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Product Description

The South West Coast Path runs through Exmoor National Park and five Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty, with over one third of it being cared for by the National Trust. In addition, it runs through World Heritage Sites of the mining landscape of Cornwall and West Devon, and the geologically important Jurassic Coast. Visitors to this remarkable route are guaranteed breathtaking beauty, from heather and gorse clad moors and the rugged sea cliffs of the Atlantic Coast, to sandy coves, salt marshes and picturesque fishing villages of white washed cottages and thatched roofs. This map card covers half of the route, from Minehead to Falmouth. Length of path 1008km/630miles (this part is 320 miles long allowing for some overlap with Part 2).This map card contains:

Topographical
Ordnance Survey (OS) 1:25,000 Explorer of National Trail
Topographical
Ordnance Survey (OS) 1:50,000 Landranger of National Trail

Further Information

Below are some relevant linked articles from our knowledge centre that you might find useful.

Map Scales Explained When choosing a map card it’s important to choose the right scale for your needs. While all our maps look good on both the Active 10 and Active 12, they are used for different purposes.
Ordnance Survey Information Ordnance Survey (OS) are the UK’s national mapping agency, they keep records of every geographic feature in Great Britain. Founded in 1791, OS have extensive experience in producing and providing accurate and reliable mapping data.