The Baku Cartography Factory is prepared to publish tourist maps of the cities Naftalan and Mingachevir.
The press service of the State Committee for Land and Cartography told Turan, that the tourist maps have been drawn up in three languages (Azerbaijani, English and Russian) and will be published in the size of 50x70 cm. The maps contain all the information of interest to tourists on Naftalan and Mingachevir.
Earlier the mapping factory produced tourist maps of Baku and Ganja. They intend to make maps of Sumgait, Gabala, Guba and Gusar. --08D--
Economics
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