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New AA Atlas at last

RadioCity · 2008-04-03 20:08:56

The 3rd edition of the AA road atlas of Ireland is out now. I think this is one of the better road Atlases available, for Ireland at least. No Irish seems to go into as much detail as some of the UK road maps do such as showing roundabouts. A few things I picked up on just flicking through it: It would be helpful to…

03-04-2008 8:08pm

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The 3rd edition of the AA road atlas of Ireland is out now.

I think this is one of the better road Atlases available, for Ireland at least. No Irish seems to go into as much detail as some of the UK road maps do such as showing roundabouts.

A few things I picked up on just flicking through it:
It would be helpful to highlight 2+1 roads in some manner simliar to dual carriagways, or perhaps highlighting where quite long overtaking lanes are provided, for example the A6 Glenshane road in NI westbound has about a continous 3-4km of overtaking lane, before even mentioning the 2+1 schemes in the south.

The N15 Ballyshannon/Bundoran bypass is showing as being a dual carriageway.

I see the former N2 from Clontibret to Castleblayney is now unclassified which is quite a climbdown! Has to be one of the best unclassified roads in the country!

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