Garmin Bristol & Stroud (bath & Chippenham) One Inch to One Mile 1972 - Flat Map

Introducing Ordnance Survey's vintage Bristol and Stroud map. From the Seventh Series range of One Inch to the Mile maps. An authentic reproduction of our Bristol and Stroud map, originally published in 1972. This reproduction preserves the original map’s cartographic detail and colour scheme, accurately depicting Bristol and Stroud's transport, main roads and urban layout as it appeared at the time of publication. Designed for practical use, a detailed overview of how the city of Bristol, Stroud and surrounding areas was navigated in the early 1970s. Roads are classified and colour coded for clarity. With railways, key interchanges and landmarks clearly marked. Surrounding towns include: Bath, Chippenham, Keynsham, Corsham, Malmesbury, Tetbury, Thornbury, Dursley, Wotton-under-Edge and Nailsworth. Carefully restored and reproduced to preserve the distinctive cartographic style of the era. Clear topographical detail, classic typography, and rich period colouring. Scale of 1:63 360 | One Inch to One Mile The map sheet approximately measures L 890 x W 750 mm, which includes a white border around the map. This is a flat map, that will come rolled in a tube. This map has been restored from a printed original which may include any blemishes, marks and slight distortion from the paper of the copy used, to retain its vintage aesthetic.