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28th March 1987, Page 24
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CITY LINK MAP • The new Ordnance Survey City Link Map at a scale of 3.2km to 25mm (2 miles to an inch) and covering Manchester, Sheffield, Leeds and York provides easy route finding round these major northern cities. The map, which is single sided with an integral cover, concentrates on motorways and main roads. It is strong on clarity with large symbols, big lettering for place names and boldly depicted motorways and main roads.

The map includes Harrogate to the north and Matlock to the south, Bolton, Blackburn and Doncaster to east and west.

An alpha-numeric grid linked to a gazetteer of about 1 000 entries increases the map's usefulness. Other information includes inset maps of Manchester, Leeds and Bradford Airports with long and short stay car parks marked; weather and travel information telephone numbers and a precise description of each limited motorway interchange. Price £2.25.

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Locations: Manchester, York, Leeds, Sheffield

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