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• Australia 1:7,700,000
• Sydney Area 1:650,000
• Greater Sydney 1:120,000
• Greater Melbourne 1:150,000
• Brisbane Area 1:650,000
• Perth Area 1:300,000
• Adelaie Area 1:300,000
• Canberra 1:300,000
• Darwin Area 1:300,000
• Cairns Area 1:250,000
• Central Sydney 1:10,000
• Central Melbourne 1:15,000
• Central Brisbane 1:15,000
• Central Perth 1:17,500
• Central Adelaide 1:15,000

• Bali at 1:250,000
• South Bali at 1:100,000
• Amed at 1:60,000
• Tulamben at 1:60,000
• Nusa Dua Area at 1:20,000
• Nusa Lembongan at 1:60,000
• Lovina Beach at 1:25,000
• Ubud at 1:25,000
• Amlapura at 1:20,000
• Padangbai at 1:30,000
• Candidasa at 1:20,000
• Canggu & Kerobokan at 1:25,000
• Kata Area at 1:25,000
• Semarapura at 1:25000
• Singaraja at 1:25,000
• Sanur at 1:20,000
• Denpasar at 1:25,000

• Bali at 1:250,000
• South Bali at 1:100,000
• Amed at 1:60,000
• Tulamben at 1:60,000
• Nusa Dua Area at 1:20,000
• Nusa Lembongan at 1:60,000
• Lovina Beach at 1:25,000
• Ubud at 1:25,000
• Amlapura at 1:20,000
• Padangbai at 1:30,000
• Candidasa at 1:20,000
• Canggu & Kerobokan at 1:25,000
• Kata Area at 1:25,000
• Semarapura at 1:25000
• Singaraja at 1:25,000
• Sanur at 1:20,000
• Denpasar at 1:25,000

• Central Bangkok 1:15,000
• Greater Bangkok 1:45,000

• Cambodia 1:1,000,000
• Angkor Temples Area 1:150,000

• Phnom Penh 1:17,500
• Siem Reap Town 1:10,000
• Sihanoukville 1:30,000

• China 1:8,000,000
• Beijing Area 1:500,000
• Shanghai Area 1:1,000,000
• Pearl River Delta 1:1,000,000
• Beijing 1:60,000
• Shanghai 1:70,000
• Guangzhou 1:30,000
• Suzhou 1:30,000
• Hangzhou 1:30,000

A feminist reclamation of London’s hidden history, through a reimagining of the city’s iconic Tube map.

Londoners Reni Eddo-Lodge and Emma Watson have reimagined the iconic Tube map, in collaboration with Rebecca Solnit, to celebrate the lives of women and non-binary people who have left a lasting impact on the city. The new map, unveiled on International Women’s Day in partnership with Transport for London, re-names each stop after a woman, non-binary person or a group who have shaped London.

Instead of Bond Street, Notting Hill Gate, Warren Street, Paddington, Euston Square, Waterloo, Bank or Lancaster Gate, the City of Women London Tube map invites us to mind the gap at Audrey Hepburn, Claudia Jones, Virginia Woolf, Mary Seacole, Noor Inayat Khan, Agnes Beckwith, Boudica or Jung Chang.

This map has been produced and packaged as a large poster. An interactive, digital version developed by UCL allows people to learn more about each person and their inspiring lives.

The women and non-binary people assigned to each station were identified through a multi-layered research process, beginning with an open call for suggestions. Some of these figures are household names while others are unsung heroes from London’s hidden histories, yet each has indelibly shaped the city. The names for the map were selected by the authors of the project, with input from an advisory group made up of academics, writers, activists and historians. Where possible, names have been placed at a station with a personal or symbolic connection to their lives. The inclusion of several non-binary people on the map recognises the resonance between their lives and undertakings and the anti-patriarchal spirit of the City of Women project (in all cases, they are in full agreement about their inclusion).

The City of Women map is the result of a collaboration launched in 2020 between Reni Eddo-Lodge, Rebecca Solnit, Emma Watson, cartographer Molly Roy, designer Lia Tjandra and Haymarket Books, in partnership with Transport for London, the WOW Foundation and University College London.

The iconic 20” x 20” “City of Women” map, updated for 2019 with dozens of new NYC icons including Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, Cardi B, and all the All-Girl Robotics Teams of the Bronx.

“How does it impact our imaginations that so many places in so many cities are named after men and so few after women? What kind of landscape do we move through when streets and parks and statues and bridges are gendered—Astor Place, Lafayette Street, Madison Avenue, Lincoln Center, Washington Square, the Frick, Rockefeller Center, Penn Station, the Bronx, the Hudson—and it’s usually one gender, and not another? What kind of silence arises in places that so seldom speak of and to women? This map was made to sing the praises of the extraordinary women who have, since the beginning, been shapers and heroes of this city that has always been, secretly, a City of Women. And why not the subway? This is a history still emerging from underground, a reminder that it’s all connected, and that we get around.” —Rebecca Solnit

Cartography by Molly Roy. Design by Lia Tjandra. Adapted from the original NYC Subway Map. 

This is a 10-pack of the City of Women poster, which includes an additional free display copy. Individual copies of the poster are also available under ISBN 9781642590197.

The iconic 20” x 20” “City of Women” map, updated for 2019 with dozens of new NYC icons including Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, Cardi B, and all the All-Girl Robotics Teams of the Bronx.

“How does it impact our imaginations that so many places in so many cities are named after men and so few after women? What kind of landscape do we move through when streets and parks and statues and bridges are gendered—Astor Place, Lafayette Street, Madison Avenue, Lincoln Center, Washington Square, the Frick, Rockefeller Center, Penn Station, the Bronx, the Hudson—and it’s usually one gender, and not another? What kind of silence arises in places that so seldom speak of and to women? This map was made to sing the praises of the extraordinary women who have, since the beginning, been shapers and heroes of this city that has always been, secretly, a City of Women. And why not the subway? This is a history still emerging from underground, a reminder that it’s all connected, and that we get around.” —Rebecca Solnit

Cartography by Molly Roy. Design by Lia Tjandra. Adapted from the original NYC Subway Map. 

• Pearl River Delta 1:1,000,000
• Hong Kong Area 1:110,000
• Macau Area 1:60,000

• Commercial Districts 1:15,000
• Central District 1:8,000
• Tsim Sha Tsui 1:8,000
• Macau Island 1:12,500
• Cotai Island 1:18,000
• Shenzhen 1:30,000

• Central Delhi 1:25,000
• Mumbai & Juhu 1:45,000
• Central Mumbai 1:15,000
• Bangalore 1:30,000
• Panaji 1:20,000
• Agra 1:50,000

• India 1:7,000,000
• Delhi 1:200,000
• Mumbai Area 1:200,000
• Rajasthan 1:2,250,000
• Goa 1:300,000

• Western Indonesia 1:4,000,000
• Eastern Indonesia 1:4,000,000
• Jakarta Area 1:250,000
• Bali 1:500,000
• South Bali 1:100,000

• Central Jakarta 1:30,000

• Western Indonesia 1:4,000,000
• Eastern Indonesia 1:4,000,000
• Jakarta Area 1:250,000
• Bali 1:500,000
• South Bali 1:100,000

• Central Jakarta 1:30,000

Insight Guides Flexi Map Thailand

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Designed for easy usage and durability, this map is all you need to explore Thailand.

This easy to use, full-colour, waterproof map is all you need to navigate Thailand. It also includes dotted highlight sights such as Cultural Highlights, Getting Around, Beaches and Wildlife , as well as essential information on getting around.

Features of this tap to Thailand:
- Detailed cartography: produced to the highest cartographic standards, highlighting all the main tourist sights, places to visit and transport networks
- Informative text: useful travel information, essential facts about the destination, recommendations for the best places to see and tips for getting around
- Easy to use: lightweight and wipe-clean in a handy pocket-size format. Sights linked to the mapping by numbered markers
- Laminated finish: durable, weatherproof and easier to fold than conventional paper maps
- The main map is at a scale of 1:2 000 000
- Secondary maps cover Ayutthaya Historical Park, Phuket and Central Bangkok

You may also be interested in: Insight Guides Thailand, Insight Guides Pocket Thailand, Insight Guides City Guide Bangkok, Insight Guides Explore Bangkok, Insight Guides Pocket Bangkok

About Insight Guides: Insight Guides is a pioneer of full-colour guide books, with almost 50 years' experience of publishing high-quality, visual travel guides with user-friendly, modern design. We produce around 400 full-colour print guide books and maps, as well as phrase books, picture-packed eBooks and apps to meet different travellers' needs. Insight Guides' unique combination of beautiful travel photography and focus on history and culture create a unique visual reference and planning tool to inspire your next adventure.

• Japan 1:2,200,000
• Ryukyu Islands 1:4,000,000
• Tokyo Area 1:750,000
• Kansai Area 1:250,000

• Tokyo 1:17,500
• Kyoto 1:20,000
• Osaka 1:15,000
• Kobe 1:15,000

• Western Java 1:600,000
• Eastern Java 1:600,000
• Bali 1:600,000
• Southern Bali 1:120,000
• Yogyakarta 1:100,000

• Central Jakarta 1:70,000

• South Korea 1:1,000,000
• Jeju Island 1:600,000

• Seoul 1:30,000
• Central Seoul 1:10,000

• Central Kyoto 1:20,000
• Greater Kyoto 1:55,000
• Kawaramachi & Gion 1:10,000
• Nara 1:17,500

• Kansai 1:250,000

• Laos 1:2,000,000
• Vientiane Area 1:100,000
• Mekong Falls 1:200,000
• Luang Prabang Area 1:150,000
• Savannakhet Area 1:100,000
• Vang Vieng Area 1:150,000
• Phonsavan Area 1:100,000

• Vientiane 1:20,000
• Central Vientiane 1:10,000
• Luang Prabang, Pakxe 1:15,000
• Savannakhet 1:20,000
• Vang Vieng 1:10,000

• Lombok 1:175,000
• Komodo & Rinca 1:250,000
• Sumbawa & Flores 1:875,000

• Mataram 1:25,000
• Senggigi Beach 1:25,000
• Gili Trawangan 1:17,500
• Gili Meno & Gili Air 1:22,500
• Kuta 1: 25,000
• Labuanbajo 1:25,000
• Bima 1:25,000
• Ende 1:25,000
• Sumbawa Besar 1:25,000
• Maumere 1:25,000

• Peninsular Malaysia 1:1,500,000
• Sabah & Sarawak 1:2,000,000
• Malaysia 1:6,500,000
• Greater KL Area 1: 230,000
• Johor Bahru & Singapore 1:200,000
• Melaka Area 1:200,000
• Penang Island 1:80,000

• KL Centre, Melaka 1:15,000
• Kuching 1:17,500
• Central Johor Bahru 1:20,000
• Georgetown 1:25,000
• Kota Kinabalu 1:30,000

• Lalaport
• Tropicana Garden Mall
• Pavilion Bukit Jalil
• IKEA Cheras
• My Town Shopping Mall
• Quayside Mall
• 118 Mall
• The Exchange TRX
• Ecohill Walk Mall
• Datum Mall
• D'immersione Avenue
• 8 Conlay
• KSL Esplanade Mall

• Peninsular Malaysia 1:1,500,000
• Sabah & Sarawak 1:2,000,000
• Malaysia 1:6,500,000
• Greater KL Area 1: 230,000
• Johor Bahru & Singapore 1:200,000
• Melaka Area 1:200,000
• Penang Island 1:80,000

• KL Centre, Melaka 1:15,000
• Kuching 1:17,500
• Central Johor Bahru 1:20,000
• Georgetown 1:25,000
• Kota Kinabalu 1:30,000

• Transportation (airports, ferries, highways and secondary roads, etc.)
• Recreational amenities (beaches, museums, golf courses, etc.)
• Places of worship, educational facilities, lighthouses, and towers
• Geographic features (ponds, rivers, lakes) and more!

• Myanmar 1:2,000,000

• Yangon (Rangoon) 1:35,000
• Central Yangon 1:17,500
• Mandalay 1:25,000
• Bagan Area 1:35,000
• Naypyldaw 1:100,000

• South Island 1:1,650,000
• North Island 1:1,650,000
• Queenstown Area 1:200,000
• Bay of Islands 1:200,000
• Rotorua Area 1:200,000

• Auckland 1:25,000
• Dunedin 1:20,000
• Queenstown 1:20,000
• Christchurch 1:20,000
• Rotorua City 1:30,000
• Wellington 1:20,000

• Okinawa & The Southwest Islands 1:1,750,000
• Okinawa-honto 1:200,000
• Yakushima 1:200,000
• Yaeyama Islands 1:350,000
• Amami Oshima 1:400,000
• Miyako Islands 1:275,000

• Southern Okinawa 1:60,000
• Motobu Peninsula 1:60,000
• Naha, Kagoshima 1:20,000
• Ishigaki City 1:20,000
• Miyako City/Hirara 1:20,000
• Amami Town/Naze 1:20,000

• Philippines 1:2,000,000
• Manila Area 1:200,000
• Cebu Region 1:600,000
• Davao Region 1:500,000
• Subic Bay 1:45,000
• Boracay 1:45,000
• Cebu Area 1:75,000
• Manila 1:25,000
• Makati CBD 1:12,500
• Cebu City 1:20,000
• Baguio City 1:20,000
• Davao City 1:20,000

• Greater Shanghai 1:70,000

• Central Shanghai 1:17,500

• Singapore Island 1:55,000
• Sentosa Island 1:25,000

• Singapore City 1:20,000
• Central District 1:12,500

• Sri Lanka 1:525,000

• Colombo 1:15,000
• Kandy 1:25,000
• Central Kandy 1:12,000
• Anuradhapure 1:25,000
• Nuwara Eliya 1:17,500
• Polonnaruwa 1:36,500
• Negombo 1:40,000
• Galle 1:10,000

• Sumatra 1:3,000,000
• North Sumatra 1:1,500,000
• Riau Islands 1:500,000
• Lake Toba 1:350,000
• Minang Highland 1:350,000
• Nias Island 1:600,000
• Bintan Resort 1:250,000

• Medan, Bukit Tinggi 1:15,000
• Padang, Bengkulu 1:20,000
• Palembang 1:15,000
• Pekan Baru, Jambi 1:20,000
• Bandar Lampung 1:30,000
• Tanjung Pinang 1:15,000

• Thailand 1:2,000,000
• Southern Thailand 1:2,000,000
• Phuket Island 1:110,000
• Ko Samui & Ko Pha-Ngan 1:100,000

• Central Bangkok 1:15,000
• Chiang Mai 1:17,500
• Pattaya 1:50,000
• Phuket Town 1:25,000
• Northern Samui 1:35,000
• Patong Beach 1:20,000
• Karon & Kata Beaches 1:30,000
• Ayuthaya 1:30,000

• Northern Tokyo 1:15,000
• Southern Tokyo 1:15,000

• Northern Vietnam 1:2,100,000
• Southern Vietnam 1:2,100,000
• Halong Bay 1:300,000
• Hanoi 1:20,000
• Ho Chi Minh City 1:20,000
• Hue 1:20,000
• Dalat 1:25,000
• Nha Trang 1:20,000
• Vung Tau 1:50,000
• Hoi An 1:20,000

• Shows highways, backroads and all the must-see spots—banks, gardens, hotels, golf courses, museums, monuments, restaurants, temples, shopping areas, and more.
• Helps you find your way to both top tourist attractions and hidden local gems

• Northern Vietnam: 1:2,100,000
• Southern Vietnam: 1:2,100,000
• Halong Bay: 1:300,000
• Hanoi & Ho Chi Minh City: 1:20,000
• Hue, Dalat, Nha Trang, Vung Tau, Hoi An: various close-up city scales for easy navigation

• Yogyakarta Area 1:100,000

• Central Yogyakarta 1:15,000
• Yogyakarta 1:30,000