Map of London
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Sorry that I do not know what you can buy in the US. But at a newsagents in your arrival airport you can buy for 3 pounds 50 pence the A-Z visitors London atlas and guide. It has the ISBN 0-85039-488-0, so you might check whether you can buy it your side, from Amazon. It measures 6 inches by 4, so slips into your pocket and is nearly weightless. Then when you reach London the ticket office in any tube station will give you the bus map of central London, convenient and free.<BR><BR>Please write if I can help further<BR><BR>Ben Haines, London<BR>
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Haven't used the A-Z map but did use the Streetwise Paris map and there is one for London. I liked it because it was lightweight, covered all the metro (tube) stops, bus stops, and most of the sites along with showing all the streets. I thought it was excellent (only needed a larger map when I got outside the main area). The Streetwise along with the free tube map should be perfect. The map is available at Border's and probably Barnes & Noble.
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I've used both the Streetwise and Artwise London maps. Both are good but the Streewise was the most helpful. Almost every street I wanted to find was there, it's small and it's durable. It also covers the important areas of London that I wanted to see.
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Ian-<BR>Barnes & Noble does carry A-Z, if you are interested. Another suggestion would be to look up London Maps on Amazon.com. A lot of people post very good reviews about the different products, including pros and cons, and I've found the to be quite helpful. Good luck!
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Check out the Brookstone in your local mall. They have these great maps called InsideOut. The maps fold up into a little book, which includes a compass, pen and miniguide.<BR><BR>http://www.brookstone.com/shop/product.asp?product_code=INSIDE_MAP&search_typ e=search&search_words=insideout<BR>
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I like the London MapGuide. It is in a booklet format, small enough to fit into a purse or pocket. Easier to handle than a full-sized map. A little smaller than the London A to Z, so it may be less complete but it had all the streets I needed on it. You can find it at Border's and Barnes and Noble.