Waterproof! Tanzania travel map (with Rwanda & Burundi). 1:1,100,000. Reise Know-How. A double-sided map dividing the country into east and west sections. Coverage includes Rwanda & Burundi. Combines clear road and tourist detail with relief indicated by contours, altitude tinting, and peak heights. Seasonal lakes, swamps and aqueducts are included among the water features. Road detail includes some unpaved tracks and also shows intermediate driving distances on most roads.
Main railways, ferries, airports, airfields and harbours are indicated and a range of symbols depicts a variety of features eg. petrol stations, frontier crossings, various antiquities, landmarks and places of interest, park headquarters, campsites, museums, mangroves, springs. National parks and regional boundaries are also marked. Includes extensive index of place names. Longitude and latitude lines are drawn at 1° intervals.
A small street map of Dar es Salaam is shown in an inset, on which hotels, embassies, banks etc are marked.
65-41903
1 sheet, folded
$15.95
Tanzania travel map. 1:1,950,000. ITMB. Typical ITM travel map with shaded relief.
Sample #1 Sample #2
(Tanzania) Map of Zanzibar Stone Town. Approx. 1:3,500/1:35,000/1:156,000. 1996. One side shows the general region of Zanzibar Town (1:35,000) and a detailed map of the Town itself (1:3,500). 150 buildings, stores, museums, etc. are marked on the detailed street map.
The reverse side has a map of the island (1:156,000) showing various tourist attractions outside of Zanzibar Town. Drawings around the edge of the map show plants and fishes likely to be seen. Size is 24-1/2 x 17-1/2".
65-41731
Zanzibar Town, 1 sheet, folded
$9.95
 
(Tanzania) Zanzibar At Sea - Diving, Snorkeling and Game Fishing. No scale. 1996. One side has a detailed map of Mnemba Atoll showing the various diving sites. Each site has information on the skill needed, the fish to be seen, and which dive shops/tours service the area.
The reverse side has four maps covering various parts of Zanzibar (Unguje Island). Each site has the same information on sites, skill level, and tour service. Information on each of the dive shops and dive tours is included. A good map for planning where to go and what to see. Size is 24-1/2 x 17-1/2". Temporarily out of stock while the publisher revises the map.
65-41734
Zanzibar Island, 1 sheet, folded
$9.95
 
(Tanzania) Arusha City Map. 1:6,250. Maco. The main map shows a hand-drawn style plan of the town of Arusha and on the reverse is a map of the road linking Arusha with Moshi and Marangu, where the gates of the Kilimanjaro National Park are located. The maps are cross-referenced with an index of establishments, from bookshops to Safari operators.
Sample of the map detail Thumbnail of the entire map
65-4192A
1 sheet, folded.
$9.95
 
(Tanzania) Dar es Salaam City Map. 1:20,000. J/V ABN, Norway. 1995. A detailed street map with an index of places of interest on the reverse.
65-4192D
1 sheet, folded.
$14.95
 
 
Laminated! (Tanzania) Dar es Salaam City Map. 1:11,500. National Geographic Maps. Detailed city street map for tourists, with hotels and tourist sites and services marked. Covers central Dar es Salaam (less area than the older map listed above).
(Tanzania) Mt. Kilimanjaro Hiking Map. 1:30,000; 1:75,000; and 1:682,000. West Col, U.K., 2001. A good hiking map with descriptive text.
Sample #1 Sample #2
65-41703
1 sheet, folded
$21.95
 
(Tanzania) New Map of the Kilimanjaro National Park. Approx. 1:18,000/1:85,000. Tombazzi. A general map on one side and a detailed trekking map on the reverse with route maps and trekking information. Size is 23-1/2 x 17".
Sample of Wet Season map
Kilimanjaro: A Complete Trekkers' Guide. By Alexander Stewart, Cicerone. Kilimanjaro, towering to 5895m, is the highest peak in Africa yet it is possible to reach the summit without much technical climbing ability. Nevertheless, to make the ascent presents a considerable physical challenge. This thorough and meticulously researched trekking guide is the only one to describe all the ascents, descents & summit trails. It also describes the Circuit Path which circumnavigates Kibo at 4000m and the Momela Route up nearby Mt Meru. The book is illustrated throughout with colour photographs and each route description is complemented by coloured, contoured route maps.
The author also devotes plenty of space to matters of preparation, safety, geography, history, natural history, climate and environmental impact considerations. Paperback, 255 pages.
65-41951KI
Guidebook.
$22.95
Kilimanjaro & East Africa: A Climbing and Trekking Guide. The Mountaineers Books, 2006.
More than 50 routes, from summit walk-ups to serious technical climbs.
Includes Kilimanjaro and Mount Kenya
Includes Mount Meru trekking route
Includes the trekking ciruit of the Rwenzoris in Uganda.
Includes climbing routes up Mount Stanley, Mount Speke, and Mount Baker.
Current information on travel to and from East Africa and the major trekking destinations.
Tombazzi hiking maps. These maps are all artist's renditions, rather than computer cartography. The maps lack contour lines and some other detail on the main map, but have detailed inset maps of the summits which include contour lines and climbing routes.
There is alot of added tourist information on suggested hiking routes, guides and porters, safari companies, numerous drawings of different types of plants and animals seen in the area, inset maps, etc. The maps are in English. All in all, very useful maps for the tourists.
(Tanzania) Ngorongoro Conservation Area Map. Approx. 1:150,000. This map covers another of the six parks in northern Tanzania. This park is dominated by lush volcanic craters and desert lowlands.
The reverse side includes maps of the craters in both wet and dry seasons. Size is 23-1/2 x 17".
Sample of Wet Season map Thumbnail of the front of the map Thumbnail of the reverse of the map
65-41719
Ngorongoro, 1 sheet, folded.
$12.95
 
Ngorongoro N.P. map. 1:50,000. D and R Watson, 2005. The main map is the 1:50,000 map of the Crater area, with a 1:250,000 map of the Ngorongoro Conservation Area and a 1:65,000 map of the Ndutu area. The maps show the tourist sites and services, trails, vegetation zones, and information on wildlife.
65-41721
1 sheet, folded.
$19.95
  Tourist Guide of the Ngorongoro Conservation Area. Veronica Roodt, 2005. The guide includes descriptions of places to see and things to do, natural history, and extensive sections on flora and fauna. Liberally illustrated with color and black/white photographs and drawings. Includes a summary checklist of the birds of Botswana. The map uses satellite imagery as the base map, overlaying road and tourist information, including distances between road junctions, view points, camp sites, etc. The map includes enlarged inset maps of Ngorongoro Crater, Lake Ndutu, Olduvai Gorge, Olmoti Crater, Empakaai Crater, and Gol Mountains.
(Tanzania) New Map of Northern Tanzania. Approx. 1:1,500,000. A single-sided sketch map of northern Tanzania and southern Kenya showing the locations of the national parks, preserves, and conservation areas; along with road and track access; distances; landing strips; gas stations;
wells and watering holes; hotels, lodges, and camps; and spot elevations. Drawings of types of vegetation surround the map. Size is 23-1/2 x 17".
Thumbnail of the front of the map Thumbnail of the reverse of the map
65-41725
Northern Tanzania, 1 sheet, folded.
$12.95
 
(Tanzania) Tarangire National Park, Wet and Dry Seasons. Approx. 1:142,000. One side shows this lowland park in the wet season, and the reverse shows it in the dry season.
Inset maps show the ecosystem and seasonal migrations. Size is 25 x 17-1/2".
Thumbnail of the front of the map Thumbnail of the reverse of the map
65-41728
Tarangire, 1 sheet, folded.
$12.95
 
(Tanzania) Map of Zanzibar Stone Town. Approx. 1:3,500/1:35,000/1:156,000. One side shows the Zanzibar Town area (1:35,000) and a detailed map of the Town itself (1:3,500). 150 buildings, stores, museums, etc. are marked
on the map. The reverse has a map of the island (1:156,000) showing tourist attractions outside of Zanzibar Town. Inset drawings show local plants and fishes. Size is 24-1/2 x 17-1/2".
Thumbnail of the front of the map Thumbnail of the reverse of the map
65-41731
Zanzibar Town.
$9.95
 
(Tanzania) Zanzibar At Sea - Diving, Snorkeling and Game Fishing. No scale. 1996. One side has a detailed map of Mnemba Atoll showing the various diving sites; the reverse has four maps covering various parts of Zanzibar (Unguje
Island). Each site has information on the skill needed, the fish to be seen, and which dive shops/tours service the area. Size is 24-1/2 x 17-1/2".
Thumbnail of the front of the map Thumbnail of the reverse of the map
65-41734
Zanzibar Island.
$9.95
(Tanzania) Gombe national park map. 1:50,000. Tanzania Survey Dept.
65-41711
Each, flat/rolled
$12.95
(Tanzania) Zanzibar - The Spice Island - Tourist Map. 1:100,000. Harms Verlag, 1999. A topographic map with tourist information added. The reverse side has descriptive text in four languages. Includes inset maps of Stone Town and Pemba Island. With latitude/longitude and UTM grids. Multilingual.
Map cover.
Rough Guide to Tanzania. Rough Guides, 2003 (new edition due in late April). Lying just south of the equator, Tanzania is East Africa’s largest country, and an immensely rewarding place to visit. Filling the brochures are several world-famous attractions: the plains of the Serengeti, Ngorongoro Crater, snow-capped Mount Kilimanjaro (Africa’s highest mountain) and Zanzibar, with its idyllic palm-fringed beaches and historic Stone Town. Yet there’s a whole lot more to Tanzania than these obvious highlights. Almost everywhere you go you’ll find interesting wildlife and inspiring landscapes (over forty percent of the country is protected in some form or other) ranging from forest-covered volcanic peaks to dusty savanna populated by elephants, antelopes, lions, leopards and cheetahs.
Tanzania is one of the four most naturally diverse nations on earth: it contains Africa’s second-largest number of bird species (around 1500), the continent’s biggest mammal population and three-quarters of East Africa’s plant species (over ten thousand). Add to this the country’s rich ethnic diversity, some superb hiking and other activities like snorkelling and diving, and you have the makings of a holiday of a lifetime.
65-4195RG
Guide.
$22.99
 
Bradt Guide to Tanzania. Bradt Guides, 2002. Information on safaris, national parks and natural history. Includes a section on Zanzibar and the Mafia Islands. For this fourth edition, Africa expert Philip Briggs has covered significant areas of the south and west that are only just opening up to travellers, as well as fully revising information on top attractions.
Tanzania--Mineral Deposits Map. 1:2,000,000. 1960 (reprinted 1981). This map is accompanied by a 143-page English text discussing the geologic environments of the deposits. 75 x 78 cm.
65-4140
Set, folded
$39.95
Tanzania--Geologic Quadrangle Maps. 1:125,000. TGSD. Approximately 60% of the country is covered in the 131 sheets that are available.
Click here for complete listings, index maps, and sample images.
Tanzania, Mt. Kilimanjaro--Geologic Map. 1:125,000. 1965. TGSD. Portrays the geology of this world-famous volcanic peak. With separate text.
65-4175
1 sheet, folded + text
$49.95
Tanzania--Geological Map of the Lake Victoria Goldfields, Tanzania. 1:500,000. 1990. Geol. Jahrbuch (Reihe B, heft 72). The geological map shows major rock units, mining information, archeological information, etc. With 59-page text; in English.
65-4176
Set, folded
$74.95
Tanzania--Coalfields & Coal Resources Atlas. Scale variable. 1965. TGS (Bull. 38). This bulletin has a brief introduction and then covers each major coalfield in detail. Each coalfield is illustrated with a geologic map at 1:50,000 or 1:100,000. There is no single country-wide map included. 82 pages.