London A-Z : Colour Edition. This item is unavailable.London A-Z : Colour Edition

This atlas of London contains street maps at 2.88" to 1 mile and at a scale of (1:22,000). a number of subsidiary addresses have been included on the maps, but where there has been insufficient space, the entry is shown in the index in italics, with the adjacent access road or street. An index to areas and an index to stations is now included. Major alterations to the atlas for this edition include: the dualling of the A406 and addition of roundabouts is now shown; The reclassification of roads in Harrow is now shown; the M11 to A102(M) link road is shown as under construction; the major roads within the City is shown; The Limehouse Link, Aspen Way and redevelopment of the Isle of Dogs are now shown; Waterloo International Station is now shown; new estate of minor roads and new road layout in Mitcham is now shown; and new estate of Purley Way is now shown. Coverage extends to Stanmore, Barnet, Enfield, Woodford, Dagenham, Woolwich, Bromley, Croydon, Surbiton, Southall and Harrow.

This atlas of London contains street maps at 2.88" to 1 mile and at a scale of (1:22,000). a number of subsidiary addresses have been included on the maps, but where there has been insufficient space, the entry is shown in the index in italics, with the adjacent access road or street. An index to areas and an index to stations is now included. Major alterations to the atlas for this edition include: the dualling of the A406 and addition of roundabouts is now shown; The reclassification of roads in Harrow is now shown; the M11 to A102(M) link road is shown as under construction; the major roads within the City is shown; The Limehouse Link, Aspen Way and redevelopment of the Isle of Dogs are now shown; Waterloo International Station is now shown; new estate of minor roads and new road layout in Mitcham is now shown; and new estate of Purley Way is now shown. Coverage extends to Stanmore, Barnet, Enfield, Woodford, Dagenham, Woolwich, Bromley, Croydon, Surbiton, Southall and Harrow.