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Size: 100 x 70 cm
Material: Paper (Offset 250 g matt)
Language: German
ISBN: 978-3-946719-18-2
This map of the Alps is identical in content across all 3 formats and shows the same entries and markings.
For a size comparison:
The basic framework of our map consists of contour lines spaced 250 metres apart.
This gives the map a three-dimensional feel and accurately represents the topography of the Alps.
In addition to the borders of the eight Alpine countries and their regions, the most important roads, Alpine passes, and rivers, as well as cities and mountains, are marked as points of orientation.
The map shows the regional borders within each Alpine country.
63 mountain groups of the Alps, according to Paul Zahn's classification, are marked and listed on the map.
To go with our map, we offer a Marmota sticker set that lets you mark your own special Alpine experiences.
Here we show some examples of map markings:
Thanks to its light colour scheme, the map offers plenty of space for adding your own markings.
We recommend the following pens for this *: Sharpie permanent, Staedtler permanent, Staedtler non-permanent, Schneider 240 permanent, Edding 3000 permanent. 
For your own labels and markings on our foamcore map, we recommend Staedtler non-permanent * markers. If needed, the markings can be removed again with a little water and a damp cloth.
* The following links take you to the offer on the Amazon website. These are so-called ‘affiliate links’, through which we receive a share of the revenue. No data is transmitted to Amazon before the links are clicked. Accessing the pages via these links does not result in changed prices for end customers.
This map of the Alps is identical in content across all 3 formats and shows the same entries and markings.
For a size comparison:
The basic framework of our map consists of contour lines spaced 250 metres apart.
This gives the map a three-dimensional feel and accurately represents the topography of the Alps.
In addition to the borders of the eight Alpine countries and their regions, the most important roads, Alpine passes, and rivers, as well as cities and mountains, are marked as points of orientation.
The map shows the regional borders within each Alpine country.
63 mountain groups of the Alps, according to Paul Zahn's classification, are marked and listed on the map.
To go with our map, we offer a Marmota sticker set that lets you mark your own special Alpine experiences.
Here we show some examples of map markings:
Thanks to its light colour scheme, the map offers plenty of space for adding your own markings.
We recommend the following pens for this *: Sharpie permanent, Staedtler permanent, Staedtler non-permanent, Schneider 240 permanent, Edding 3000 permanent.
For your own labels and markings on our foamcore map, we recommend Staedtler non-permanent * markers. If needed, the markings can be removed again with a little water and a damp cloth.
* The following links take you to the offer on the Amazon website. These are so-called ‘affiliate links’, through which we receive a share of the revenue. No data is transmitted to Amazon before the links are clicked. Accessing the pages via these links does not result in changed prices for end customers.
Customers and hotels have sent us photos of their maps on the wall. See how paper, foamcore, a wooden frame or acrylic glass look in real rooms – it makes choosing the material much easier.
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