This 237-page road atlas of the Peloponnese provides detailed mapping, 1,500,000 place names in Greek and Latin scripts, and a 2 km UTM grid useful for GPS navigation.
The main section contains 178 pages of detailed maps. Contour lines at 100 m intervals, altitude colouring and relief shading create a vivid representation of the terrain. Almost all names, including towns, villages and geographical features, appear in both Greek and Latin scripts; only some minor local churches are labelled in Greek alone. Most archaeological sites and many other places of interest are named in Greek and English.
Roads, trails and points of interest
Roads are classified into ten categories, from toll motorways to minor unsurfaced roads in poor condition and 4WD tracks. Intermediate road distances are shown on main and secondary roads. Petrol stations are marked with the names of the fuel companies, together with tyre-repair centres.
Local hiking trails are shown, with the trans-European E4 long-distance trail and routes 031, 032 and 033 highlighted. A wide range of symbols identifies accommodation, including hotels, campsites, holiday camps and mountain huts, as well as archaeological sites, churches and monasteries, beaches, caves, viewpoints and more.
Grids and indexes
The maps have a 2 km UTM grid and latitude/longitude graduations at 1-minute intervals. The legend includes English. Two indexes, one for each script, have separate sections for archaeological sites and religious monuments.
The atlas also contains a 12-page section showing the Peloponnese at 1:250,000 for broader route planning. Two tables provide distances and driving times between more than 60 locations.
