Detailed topographic road map at 1:100 000, printed on waterproof and tear-resistant paper for this mountainous area of central Greece, Fokida (or Phocis, Fokidha). It comprises Parnassos, Vardousia, and Giona the wildest mountains of eastern central Greece.
Contours at 100m intervals, relief shading and spot heights present the topography, and the maps also show variations in vegetation: forest, shrubbery, orchards, and vineyards.
Road network includes minor unsurfaced roads, indicating those in poor condition. Intermediate distances are marked on main and secondary routes. Archaeological or historical sites and other places of interest are highlighted, with symbols marking mountain refuges, caves, thermal spas, etc. Names of town, villages, and most geographical features and places of interest are in both Greek and Latin alphabet. The maps have both GGRS87 grid lines and ticks plus crosshairs for latitude and longitude lines at 5’ intervals.
Map legend includes English. The double index on the reverse of the maps is in both scripts.
Named after the ancient region of Phocis, this region is full of interesting monuments from Ancient times. The river of Mornos is in the center of the map but this was the easternmost frontier of Ancient Aetolia.
Available only in digital version
- ISBN: 960-8195-71-3
