Ordnance Survey OS Road Map of East Midlands: 5

The OS Road map of the East Midlands, is essential on your next road trip through England.   Follow major routes linking Mansfield, Nottingham, and Birmingham. Chart swift journeys toward Cheltenham, Basingstoke, and London. Navigate key corridors connecting towns, cities, and the wider south. Cruise eastward along mapped links to Bedford and Cambridge. Scan roads stretching toward Norwich’s coastline and rural edges. Follow clear markers guiding travellers toward Ramsgate and Maidstone. Drive open highways framed by fields and gentle hills. Seek viewpoints and heritage stops marked for easy detours. Plan longer trips with services, ferries, and neatly mapped options. Journey across the East Midlands and East Anglia. Experience a region shaped by culture, coastline, and wide open travel routes.   What's in OS Road 5: East Midlands? Features the Peak District. Highlights key location, such as the Norfolk Coast, Norfolk Broads, Chilterns and Cotswolds. Covers towns and cities including Birmingham, Cheltenham, Basingstoke, London, Maidstone, Bedford, Cambridge. Norwich and Nottingham. Why an OS Road map?   Our Road maps are perfect for road trips and holidays. Explore major roads, ferry crossings, toll bridges and key routes. Enjoy confidence knowing every journey is clearly laid out. Discover railway networks, stations, tourist information and landmark highlights. Spot national parks, scenic beaches and must‑see attractions with ease. Be prepared for detours, traffic and the unexpected. Prepare for breaks or quick day trips effortlessly. Choose the best routes to suit your travel style. Plan holidays with a road map designed for exploration.   Perfect for planning, amazing for adventuring. Specifications: Edition: 2023 Publication Date: 04/08/2024 Map Format: Folded Physical Size - Folded: 24 x 1 x 13.4cm Physical Size - Unfolded: 127 x 95.5cm Sided Format: Single-sided Free Mobile Download: No Cover Image: Clifftown, Southend-on-Sea