Dominican Republic Map

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Summary: Durable, Informative Map of the Dominican Republic
Review: Providing a durable and informative travel resource to travelers traveling to/throughout the Dominican Republic is a great map to have when planning a trip to this nation. Foldable and laminated, the map covers the nation's highway system with great detail, and provides the reader with insert maps of the tourist centers of both Santo Domingo and Puerto Plata.

Regarding what other reviews for this map might say, I feel that the publishers did the right thing in covering the country's two major tourist centers, because hardly anyone travels to towns such as Higuey, San Pedro de Marcorix, or Santiago de los Caballeros. These cities are mainly second-tier, residential cities and do not have large scale tourist resorts/hotels such as Punta Cana, Sosua, and Puerto Plata.

Overall, a great, durable map to have for any future journeys to this interesting country.

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Summary: High quality print, colorful and durable
Review: This is an excellent map for travel between major cities, but if you want detail of particular cities: Santo Domingo outside of the touristy Zona Coloniál or say, Higüey or San Pedro de Macorís, forget it. It is a detailed account of the Dominican highway system, but not the map for in-town travel. To its credit, it does have limited street maps of the tourist central cities of Santo Domingo & Puerto Plata, but not of the business / industrial centers of Santiago de los 30 Caballeros, Higüey, La Romana, San Pedro de Macorís, etc.

Rating:
Summary: High quality print, colorful and durable
Review: This is an excellent map for travel between major cities, but if you want detail of particular cities: Santo Domingo outside of the touristy Zona Coloniál or say, Higüey or San Pedro de Macorís, forget it. It is a detailed account of the Dominican highway system, but not the map for in-town travel. To its credit, it does have limited street maps of the tourist central cities of Santo Domingo & Puerto Plata, but not of the business / industrial centers of Santiago de los 30 Caballeros, Higüey, La Romana, San Pedro de Macorís, etc.