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I was referring to the fact that the maps are limited to big cities. It will be a while before they get every city/town/village.
I was referring to the fact that the maps are limited to big cities. It will be a while before they get every city/town/village.
that will be really something to wait for! hope they do it soon.
Gosh; all kinds of stuff on the web that I never knew about: Thanks everyone!
A big plug from me for Eicher city maps!
The Chennai map really changed my life their, as it made me feel independent and self reliant; a huge improvement on anything I'd seen before.
A big plug from me for Eicher city maps!
The Chennai map really changed my life their, as it made me feel independent and self reliant; a huge improvement on anything I'd seen before.
Eicher has a India Road Atlas which is as detailed as the city maps. It's in a book format and quite handy if you are driving through the highways.
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I know exactly the format you mean, the one that's common in the UK, published by the AA.
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It would be good if it was four times the size! The pages are far too small.
It would be good if it was four times the size! The pages are far too small. I think that format may be a peculiarly British thing... My Canadian partner picked mine up off my passenger seat the day we met, and said "Oh my God you've got a 1:1 scale map of England!"
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"was referring to the fact that the maps are limited to big cities. It will be a while before they get every city/town/village."
Maybe it's better to keep some places as "hidden gems"?
We just returned from HP, where we were taken to a teeny hamlet ("village" is way too grandiose) called Behla. The nearby hamlet is called Lala. I love the connection to Los Angeles--LaLa Land!
I could never the place on my own--too many dirt tracks leading to it. And that may be a good thing.
Maybe it's better to keep some places as "hidden gems"?
We just returned from HP, where we were taken to a teeny hamlet ("village" is way too grandiose) called Behla. The nearby hamlet is called Lala. I love the connection to Los Angeles--LaLa Land!
I could never the place on my own--too many dirt tracks leading to it. And that may be a good thing.
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