Birmingham books and maps

Maps and guide books Birmingham

Birmingham books and maps

Birmingham books: Maps
	AA Street by Street Birmingham, Wolverhampton (AA Street by Street S.) This series of practical street atlases aims to provide clear, legible mapping with the latest digital data for Britain from the Ordnance Survey. This atlas covers the Birmingham and Wolverhampton area. Each atlas in the range features: National Grid referencing as well as the indexed "battleship" grid; AA Service Centres, recommended restaurants and camping sites; more area at a larger scale; easy-to-read street names; clear symbols; and a clearly designed index with coloured letter headers for quick reference. Price: £5.59 Publication: January 30, 2004
	Birmingham and Wolverhampton (Landranger Maps) Price: £5.19 Publication: June 3, 2004
	Birmingham Little Map (Street Maps & Atlases S.) The A-Z Mini Map series is an innovative concept that utilises the large scale A-Z mapping to produce a pocket or handbag size city centre map that is both informative and user friendly. The map opens out to a single A3 sheet which concertinas back into the 105mm X 65mm sized cover with an easy to use folding design. This coloured street map covers the city centre of Birmingham at an easy to read scale of approximately nine inches to one mile. On the reverse of the sheet is the index to streets, the street map reference panel, a road map of the Birmingham area and plans of both the University of Birmingham and the National Exhibition Centre. Price: £1.50 Publication: March 2003
	Birmingham, Walsall, Solihull and Redditch (Explorer Maps) Price: £7.49 Publication: January 16, 2006
	De Luxe Birmingham, Dudley, Solihull, Walsall, Wolverhampton (Street Maps & Atlases S.) Price: £7.40 Publication: March 10, 2003
	Premier Map of Birmingham (Street Maps & Atlases S.) Price: £4.95 Publication: February 2003

Birmingham books: Travel Guides
	Itchy Insider's Guide to Birmingham The ultimate insider guide to Birmingham, reviews and photos for everything entertainment. Eating, drinking, shopping and clubbing, everything you need to know. The ultimate insider guide to Birmingham, reviews and photos for everything entertainment. Eating, drinking, shopping, clubbing and the odd sight worth seeing, everything you need to know. Including maps, entertaining and honest reviews and all the information you need including opening times, happy hours and dress codes. Price: £3.50 Publication: January 2003
	Nicholson Guide to the Waterways: Birmingham and the Heart of England No.3 (Waterways Guide S.) This guide to the waterways of Birmingham and the heart of England features four-colour Ordnance Survey mapping, with facilities and towpaths clearly shown, and comprehensive navigational notes. Newly restored/opened canals and rivers are included. The navigational notes contain information on: planning a cruise, using a lock and bridges, winding holes, boatyards and local services. The notes also cover: the history of each canal, places of interest, pubs and restaurants and opportunities for walking and cycling. The waterways featured in this guide are: Birmingham Canal Navigations, Birmingham and Fazeley Canal, Erewash Canal, Grand Union Canal, Oxford Canal, Staffordshire and Worcestershire Canal, Stratford-on-Avon Canal and Worcester and Birmingham Canal, Trent and Mersey Canal, Ashby Canal and Coventry Canal. Price: £9.09 Publication: March 2003
	Rabbit Guide to Birmingham Birmingham boasts one of the world’s most acclaimed concert halls, Europe’s busiest exhibition centre, a new and magnificent Bullring shopping centre (incorporating the remarkable Selfridges building) as well as great nightlife, restaurants and rejuvenated canals. With more than 400 full colour photographs, maps of the city centre, outer city and the surrounding region, the totally independent Rabbit Guide to Birmingham includes sections on the city centre’s five quarters; gazetteers to shopping, museums, galleries, parks, cathedrals, eating and nightlife; features on the National Exhibition Centre and International Convention Centre, Birmingham as a business city, and a guide to Birmingham’s canals and waterways. Price: £9.95 Publication: March 2004

Birmingham books: History & Heritage
	Birmingham Between the Wars (Archive Photographs: Images of England S.) Price: £9.09 Publication: February 2004
	Birmingham in the Forties (Alton Douglas Presents S.) Price: £8.99 Publication: September 4, 2000
	Birmingham: Pevsner Architectural Guides (Pevsner City Guide S.) A detailed, authoritative and easy-to-use guide to the architectural wealth of England's second city, the 'workshop of the world'. Its major buildings include the splendid English Baroque cathedral, the pioneering Neo-Roman town hall, and the mighty and still controversial Central Library of the 1970s. Streets of rich and varied Victorian and Edwardian architecture bear witness to the era when Birmingham's civic initiatives were the admiration of the country. Birmingham and Leeds are the latest volumes in the acclaimed Pevsner City Guide series. Illustrated in colour throughout, including many specially-taken photographs, historical images, and numerous maps, they are both essential works of reference and indispensable visitors' companions. Price: £9.99 Publication: May 2005

Birmingham books: Accommodation Guides
	Birmingham & Solihull Business Guide & Directory Price: £95.00 Publication: February 2006

The Birmingham books listed on this page are for your information and to help you find the books you need quickly. We do not endorse any particular books and are not responsible for the advice and information in the books listed.

The price of books, where indicated, was correct at the time the book was added to this page. Prices may have changed on the booksellers web site.

© 2000-2008 Electronic Mind Ltd.  All rights reserved.
www.britinfo.net