Barbados Topographic Map. 1:50,000. 1993. Barbados Lands & Survey Dept. DOS418. This map offers basic topographic and tourist information on Barbados.
64-1850
1 sheet
$19.95
Barbados Topographic Quadrangle Map. 1:10,000. 1986. DOS (218/1). This series offers complete coverage in 12 sheets. For ordering individual sheets or digital quads, please look at the index to figure out which sheet(s) you need and then order them using the
"Each, specify area" order button below. On the order form, specify the sheet number in the "Comments" section of the check-out/order form.
Index map.
Barbados Topographic Map. 1:50,000. 1989. Barbados Lands & Survey Dept. OSD-2961. This map offers basic topographic and tourist information on Barbados.
64-1850
1 sheet
$19.95
(Barbados) Bridgetown & Environs City Map. 1:5,000. OSD. 1999. Large single-sided map showing good detail of the city. Main streets are named while smaller streets are shown but not named. Building footprints are shown.
Public buildings such as churches, medical facilities, government offices, hotels, etc. are shown and named. An index is included for these public buildings, but not for the street names.
64-1892
1 sheet, folded.
$18.95
Barbados DIRECTIONS Guide. Rough Guides.
Focusing on islands, cities, and resort regions, DIRECTIONS Guides are richly illustrated, with a third of each guide in full color. Slim, stylish, and pocket-sized, they are Rough Guides 'lite', but no less up-to-date, accurate, informative, and reliable.
Mini-CD: Featuring a mini-CD in each guide which contains a pdf of every page in the guide, completely searchable, plus 100s of live web links to help plan your trip online. Usable in PC, Mac, Palm, Pocket PC.
Ideas: 48-64 pages of full-color inspiration and ideas, theme by theme.
Places, accommodation and essentials: 120-192 pages of concise, district-by-district coverage, with photos, maps and listings; hotels and other lodgings; and info on arrival, transport, opening hours and other essentials.
Language: 8 pages; pronunciation, phrases, food and drink.
Rough Guide DIRECTIONS Barbados fits neatly in your pocket and is packed with ideas for making the most of your trip to this to this dazzling island. Full-colour throughout, the guide highlights the best the island have to offer - from the eerie rock formations of Harrison’s Cave to cocktails at Sandy Lane - helping you to decide what to do, 24 hours a day. Use the practical ‘Places’ section of the guide to explore the island, every attraction, walk, restaurant, hotel, bar and beach is given a review and organised by geographical area so you always know what's immediately around you and what's worth making a special trip to see.
Barbados. 28 x 23".
A British colony since 1652, Barbados achieved its independence in 1966. It is the easternmost islands of the Lesser Antilles chain with a lush, gently rolling landscape. The island's 430 square miles are home to 255,000 people and its capital is Bridgetown. Sugar, molasses and rum are the foundation of the economy, along with a growing tourist industry.
Barbados Geologic Map. 1:50,000. 1983. DOS (1229). This sheet illustrates the geology of the only non-volcanic island in the Lesser Antilles island chain. The map shows roads and buildings on a detailed topographic base map.