- Unique number coding system links points of interest on the face of each outback map to text on reverse side.
- Historical and Exploration related information provided with most maps. Explorers tracks are shown on most maps.
- Help boxes on the map contain information gained from the author's experiences in the area.
- Permit information and important phone numbers included where known.
- Important travel information relating to 4WD, Camping and Caravanning is included.
- Most tracks are checked with GPS and laptop computer.
- Westprint Maps are specially folded for ease of use in vehicles.
- Westprint Maps are progressively revised and include Grid Lines for GPS referencing and numbered GPS locations list.
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This Westprint mini map of the Anne Beadell Highway shows detailed road and track information and features points of interest explained with information of historical and tourist nature. Features: -
Northern Territory Handy Map
A map of the Northern Territory that features camping and rest areas, 24hour fuel and points of interest. On the reverse are through road maps of Darwin and Alice Springs, a map of the greater Darwin region. For trip planning there is a national park matrix and contact details for information centres. -
Western Australia Handy Map
Hema's updated WA Handy Map is comprised of the most detailed information, which has been verified by Hema Map Patrol. It is printed on waterproof paper and includes a full index of locations, making it durable and easy to use for both navigation and inspiration. A compact map of Western Australia for touring throughout the state with a distance grid and index for reference. Marked on the mapping are highways, major and minor roads, camping and rest areas, 24-hour fuel, information centres, picnic areas, caravan parks and lookouts. -
Queensland Handy Map
A compact map of Queensland (QLD) at a scale of 1:2,500,000 for touring throughout the state which features highways, major roads and minor roads. Marked on the map are national parks, camping areas, caravan parks, rest areas, points of interest and 24-hour fuel accompanied by a distance grid and an index. -
Australia Handy Map
The Australia Handy Map is a foldable, compact Australian map that is perfect as a journey planner or reference tool. It shows national parks and major road networks with distances for planning, along with major city CBD maps for Brisbane, Melbourne, Sydney, Canberra, Darwin, Adelaide, Perth and Hobart on the reverse side, as well as a distance chart and a placename index for practical use. -
MT BUFFALO - OUTDOOR RECREATION GUIDE FROM SPATIAL VISION SCALE: 1:30,000 COVERAGE: Mt Buffalo National Park, Lyrebird Plain, Myrtleford, Porepunkah and Lake Buffalo IDEAL FOR: Bushwalking, Cross-country skiing, mountain biking and car touring EDITION: 1 SIZE (folded): 135mm wide and 250mm high SIZE (unfolded): 810mm wide by 1000mm high This guide is a must for everyone that loves the Mt Buffalo National Park. The Buffalo recreation guide provides information and detailed maps for walking and touring throughout the National Park and surroundings. The recreation guide complements the already released Bogong Alpine Area and Buller-Howitt recreation guides. It has been developed in consultation with Parks Victoria and includes touring information by Glenn van der Knijff, a well known adventure author. -
This Westprint map covers a vast area between Alice Springs, Mt Isa and Birdsville where huge properties, remote homesteads and outback pubs are all of interest to the passing traveller. Landscapes vary from mulga woodlands around Gemtree to spinifex plains and gidgee watercourses further east. Views of Hartz, Jervois and Tarlton Ranges contrast with the Georgina River shannel coundtry in western Queensland. The flat, treeless, Barkly Tableland is crossed near Lake Nash and Barkly Downs then rugged, stony ranges are encountered near Mt Isa. -
The Tanami Track provides the quickest access from the Southern States, via Alice Springs, to the Kimberley. Its path is through some of the least populated country in Australia and its ever changing arid scenery provides an awesome introduction to the immensity of Australia's Deserts. The early lure of gold and the need for stock routes have caused huge amounts of human effort to be used in crossing the Tanami. The condition of the present route, only determined in the 1960s, is being improved but the area is still remote and can be dangerous. Westprint maps are highly regarded maps for desert areas. -
Some of the most unusual landforms in the world can be found in Central Australia. Ancient riverbeds and mountain ranges contrast with red sand dunes and desert oaks. Mt Conner, Ayers Rock and the Olgas - known as The Three Tors of Central Australia - are all quite different and equally unusual features. Other unique features include Kings Canyon, Palm Valley and Henbury Meteorite Craters. Much of this are has only been accessible to visitors for about 30 years and some roads and facilities are well suited to the modern adventurer. Len Beadell's Gunbarrel Highway is also shown although travel permits are difficult to obtain. Westprint maps are highly regarded maps for desert areas.
