Map

[Tom Priestly]

Joel,
Another map (one I bought in Santiago, too):
Serie Mapas Turísticos
El Camino de Santiago
Scale: 1: 500,000
Deposito legal M. 18.458-1999
NIPO 162-99-007-4

On two sides of the paper: one has from Jaca to Sahagún, the other
Sahagún to the coast.
It also has
(a) the routes of the other 'caminos' (Aragonés, Navarro, de la
Costa, del Interior, Portugués) insofar as they traverse Northern
Spain;
(b) a list of the major sights, with some ayuntamiento phone numbers
and other information, a bibliography of Spanish books, a list of
camping grounds and paradors, and so on;
(c) 30-odd photos of places in Northern Spain (not limited to any one camino)
and, rather annoyingly,
(d) each 'camino' is marked with a thick colored line, and in some
places this covers up details of the map!
It is however a 'physical' map, showing contours and heights of mountains.

from
Centro nacional de información geográfica (CNIG)
General Ibáñez de Ibero, 3
28003 Madrid

Tom

>  Hi, I walked the Camino across Spain in 1999. At the
>  time I used the guide book by Alison Raju and a map
>  that I got on the web at the same time. The map was
>  one big page and covered the Camino from St Jean to
>  Santiago. I no longer have the map and do not remember
>  where I got it other than on the web. I would like to
>  get another. Could anyone tell me if they know of this
>  map and where to get it.  Thank You Joel Anderson