Namibia at 1:1,400,000 on a double-sided, waterproof and tear-resistant road map from South African publishers International Motoring Productions with GPS waypoints for selected road junctions, small towns or settlements, places of interest and recommended accommodation, plus enlargements showing in greater detail Etosha National Park, the Zambezi Region, and the area around the Twyfelfontein Rock Engravings UNESCO World Heritage site.Road network indicates tar or gravel roads and 4WD tracks; locations of fuel stations are marked and driving distances are shown on all routes. Many road junctions and other points such as park entry gates, etc, are annotated with GPS waypoints. Border crossings to neighbouring countries show their opening times. The map also shows locations accessible by air transport. Symbols mark recommended accommodation (shown with names of camps, etc) and various places of interest. Towns are annotated to indicate what services are provided there (shops, ATMs, car repairs, medical, etc). The map, one of a series of similar maps covering countries and selected regions of southern Africa, has rather simple cartography with somewhat basic elevation tinting and occasional spot heights. Perennial or seasonal rivers and dry pan are marked and main mountain ranges are named; main protected areas are highlighted. The areas outside the country’s borders show only main road connections. In addition to the waypoints, latitude and longitude are drawn at 1º intervals. Each side of the map has a panel listing accommodation facilities with phone numbers, star rating and GPS waypoints.