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are they any large scale maps available to cover from say north of cha am down to below sam roi yot area. have only been able to find the usua tourist ones that dont show enough detail.
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Don't think so as everyone now seems to resort to using Google maps and satellite images.
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What about this one... it doesn't quite cover all the area you mentioned but it is close and I think it's pretty accurate as far as streets go...

http://www.huahinafterdark.com/hua-hin-area-map.htm

... and another fairly good one of the central city only...

http://www.thaiwaysmagazine.com/hua_hin ... a_hin.html
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hhfarang wrote:What about this one... it doesn't quite cover all the area you mentioned but it is close and I think it's pretty accurate as far as streets go...

http://www.huahinafterdark.com/hua-hin-area-map.htm

... and another fairly good one of the central city only...

http://www.thaiwaysmagazine.com/hua_hin ... a_hin.html
:? HH

A few sois missing on that Thaiways map, Soi 102 for a start.

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Post by buksida »

Can't go wrong with this map ...

http://www.maphuahin.com/

Want more detail in Takiab ...

http://www.khaotakiab.com/khao-takiab-map.htm
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Post by STEVE G »

I've tried to find large scale maps of Thailand, both Hua Hin and Issan and apart from those made for the military, they don't seem to be available.
I've found that for minor and unmade roads, the stuff available over the net is now very good.
I use Nokia maps and am constantly surprised by some of the tracks that are on it.
I go around our place in Nong Ki on a mountain bike and it's quite difficult to go off a mapped track.
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