Map of Piedmont, Turin area & Valle d'Aosta (Italy) | Freytag & Berndt
Map of Piedmont, Turin area & Valle d'Aosta (Italy) | Freytag & Berndt
Map of Piedmont, Turin area & Valle d'Aosta (Italy) | Freytag & Berndt
Map of Piedmont, Turin area & Valle d'Aosta (Italy) | Freytag & Berndt
Map of Piedmont, Turin area & Valle d'Aosta (Italy) | Freytag & Berndt
Map of Piedmont, Turin area & Valle d'Aosta (Italy) | Freytag & Berndt
Map of Piedmont, Turin area & Valle d'Aosta (Italy) | Freytag & Berndt
Map of Piedmont, Turin area & Valle d'Aosta (Italy) | Freytag & Berndt
Map of Piedmont, Turin area & Valle d'Aosta (Italy) | Freytag & Berndt
Map of Piedmont, Turin area & Valle d'Aosta (Italy) | Freytag & Berndt

Map of Piedmont, Turin area & Valle d'Aosta (Italy) | Freytag & Berndt

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Map of Piedmont, Turin and Aosta Valley (northwestern Italy) published by Freytag & Berndt. This detailed map extends from the Swiss border to Savona (north to south) and from the French border to Pavia (west to east). Terrain mapping, distances and multilingual legend (English, French, German and Italian). Notebook with a Index of cities of Piedmont and information on 10 remarkable sights.

Related geographic areas or categories: Bern , Freytag Berndt , Italy , Middle East , Northern Italy , Piedmont , Turin

ISBN: 9783707909609
Publication date: 2016
Scale: 1 : 150,000 (1 cm represents 1,5 km)
Printed side(s): single sided
Unfolded dimensions: 136 x 86 cm / 54 x 34 in
Language: English, Spanish, German, Italian

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