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System Requirements
- Platform: Windows NT / 98 / 2000 / Me / XP
- Media: CD-ROM
- Item Quantity: 1
Product Features
- 100 specially selected 1:25 000 scale map extracts covering many of Britain's National Parks and ideal walking areas
- 100 specially selected 1:50 000 scale map extracts covering many general places of interest
- 20 new town and city centre plans, giving a total of 83
- 6 new airport plans, including Stansted, Manchester and Glasgow, bringing the total to 10
- 5 new breathtaking fly-throughs which include Lulworth Cove, Lundy Island and Glen Coe
- 50 new photographs of places of interest, taking the total to over 500
- The Great Britain topic quiz
- The Around Britain quiz
- Fully searchable listing of over 42,000 place names
- Web link facility for additional mapping.
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Manufacturer's Description
Broaden your geographical knowledge of Great Britain.
Do you know where to find Snails Hill and Sanda Island? Could you find your way to Cape Wrath? The Ordnance Survey Interactive Atlas will take you above and beyond your immediate locality to broaden your geographical knowledge of Great Britain. This two PC CD-ROM set covering the whole of Great Britain brings you all the features of the latest vector mapping data.
Disc A contains 1:250 000 scale mapping, interactive symbols, 100 specially selected 1:50 000 scale map extracts, photos, fly-throughs, town plans, a map skills section and the Quiz Zone. Disc B contains 100 specially selected 1:25 000 scale map extracts that are ideal for walkers and cyclists alike, covering areas such as the Lake District, the Peak District, Snowdonia, Yorkshire Dales, Exmoor and the New Forest, to name but a few. So as well as using the maps to plan the routes yourself, you can also study places of interest around the area, giving you the ultimate opportunity to make detailed plans for trips, days out or walks.
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3 of 3 people found the following review helpful:
1.0 out of 5 stars
If Ordnance Survey quit selling these, they must be rubbish,
By Nagronsky "Nagronsky" (Skagit Valley, Wa USA) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Ordnance Survey Interactive Atlas of Great Britain Fifth Edition (CD-ROM)
I gave this 1 star because I was able to re-use the disc case for a Spice World DVD, and then vaporize the lot with a 12-bore.
19 of 22 people found the following review helpful:
1.0 out of 5 stars
Rubbish,
This review is from: Ordnance Survey Interactive Atlas of Great Britain Fifth Edition (CD-ROM)
Don't ever buy this item. If you want clear digital mapping with user friendly software, get a proper version for use with a GPS. They cost about £100 for a 3d interactive map of an area the size of the lake district national park, but it's worth it. This is just pants and to be honest it belongs way back with a Windows 3.1 pc running on 1/2 k memory and a hamster running around in the fan to keep it cool.This is just awful. I can't use stronger language as the review won't be published. DO NOT BUY THIS. ITS PANTS
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