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Egypt Adventure Travel Map 3202

The Egypt Adventure Travel Map 3202 from National Geographic provides global travelers with the perfect combination of detail and perspective, highlighting hundreds of points of interest and the diverse and unique destinations within the country.

Cities and towns are clearly indicated and easy to find in the user-friendly index.  A road network complete with distances and designations for roads, expressways, major routes, and secondary routes will help you find the route that’s right for you.

Transportation within and beyond the country is made easier with the location of airports, airfields, railroads, ferry routes, harbors, border crossings, and police control points.

In addition to typical sites of interest such as UNESCO sites, national parks, mosques, churches, and monuments, this map includes Egypt’s many archeological sites, pyramids, oases, caves, and hot springs.   Travelers wishing to recreate along the Mediterranean or Red Sea Riviera will find dozens of beaches, coral reefs, scenic viewpoints, and ship wrecks to explore.

Egypt’s northern half is shown on the front side of the print map from its Mediterranean coast, Alexandria, and the great city of Cairo south to include the cities of Faiyum, Beni Suef, Minya, Asyut, and Sohag. The reverse side of the map covers the southern portion of the country, and shows the cities of Nag Hammadi, Luxor, Aswan, and Qena, and the oases of Kharga and Dakhla.

From the Nile River’s fertile valley, the world’s first great civilization arose in Egypt over 4,000 years ago. Today, Egypt is Africa’s second most populous country and its capital Cairo is the largest city in the Middle East and Africa with over 11 million inhabitants. The country is defined by the Nile – the longest river on Earth – and the vast, surrounding deserts that are home to the nomadic Bedouins.

Travelers from around the world are drawn to the awe-inspiring Pyramids and Great Sphinx at Giza and relaxing along the beaches of the Sinai Peninsula and Gulf of Aqaba.