Crimea (Ukraine) Travel & Road Map | IGN France | Detailed City Plans

Crimea Travel & Road Map: Authored by IGN France

Navigate one of the most historically significant and geographically diverse regions in the world with the Crimea Travel & Road Map. Produced by the world-renowned French Institute of Geographique National (IGN), this map offers the gold standard in European cartography—blending high-detail road networks with clear, topographic precision.

Whether you are studying the strategic landscapes of the Black Sea or exploring the "Riviera of the East," this map provides a comprehensive view of the peninsula’s rugged mountains and sun-drenched coastlines.

Detailed City Navigation

While the regional view covers the entire peninsula, this map includes dedicated, large-scale city plans for the three major hubs:

• Sevastopol: Navigate the historic port city and home of the Black Sea Fleet.

• Yalta: Explore the "Pearl of the Crimea," famous for its seaside promenades and 1945 summit history.

• Simferopol: Master the administrative heart and central transit hub of the region.

A Crossroads of History

This map captures Crimea at a unique moment in time. As one of the most contested territories in modern geopolitics, it serves as an essential reference for understanding the physical reality of the land—regardless of its disputed status between Ukraine and Russia.

Key Features:

• Expert Cartography: Produced by IGN France, ensuring accurate road classifications and clear relief shading.

• Regional Transit: Includes all major motorways, local secondary roads, and railway networks.

• Natural Landmarks: Highlights the Crimean Mountains, national parks, and the distinctive coastline from the Kerch Strait to the Perekop Isthmus.

• Multilingual Legend: Designed for international use with clear iconography for tourist sights and historical landmarks.
  

A Collector's Note

"IGN maps are prized by geographers for their neutrality and scientific accuracy. In a region where borders and names can shift overnight, having a physical, authoritative reference from the French National Institute provides a grounded perspective on the actual terrain and infrastructure of the peninsula."