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Could I ask for your recommendations for a fairly detailed map of France? The price is not really important, but, ideally the map should reflect that many of the "N" roads have been reclassified as "D" roads etc.

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Hi Russ;

When in France I always carry 2 maps..

The Michelin atlas..
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Available in either A4 or A3, spiral or hardback.

..and for basic route planning you can't beat map no 726 (France Route Planning).

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Michelin for main roads , but always use local french office de tourisme where you are! they are great , masses of Info, local maps, Dept maps. even a map of where you can park your m/h .
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as an addition, a helper the Bison Fute are good, and available for free from places like motorway areas
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silversurfa wrote:
but always use local french office de tourisme where you are! they are great , masses of Info, local maps, Dept maps. even a map of where you can park your m/h .


Hi Silvasurfa
Where do you get these from ?
Tourist Info offices
Tinternet

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