Alice Springs with the MacDonnell Ranges, Uluru (Ayers Rock), and the adjoining areas of South Australia and Western Australia states on a road map at 1:1,000,000 annotated with 40 places of interest, plus on the reverse their descriptions and more detailed mapping of the MacDonnell Ranges at 1:750,000.On one side the main road map at 1:1m has Alice Springs towards its north-eastern corner; coverage extends south into SA along the Stuart Highway to Marla, plus along the Gunbarrel Highway across north-western SA to the Rawlinson Ranges in WA. Relief shading shows the topography, with names of mountain ranges, peaks, etc. National parks and other conservation areas are highlighted and Aboriginal lands are marked. Road network includes 4WD tracks and indicates driving distances on most routes. 13 locations are cross-referenced to a list of their GPS coordinates, and symbols indicate various facilities including campsites and caravan parks, roadside rest areas, fuel supplies, etc. 40 places of reference are prominently highlighted with their descriptions provided on the reverse side. The map also shows routes taken by various early explorers of the region and is annotated with tips for present day travellers (entry permits, etc.). Latitude and longitude lines are drawn at 1º intervals. On the reverse the MacDonnell Ranges either side of Alice Springs are shown in greater detail at 1:750,000.