A-Z Blackburn and Burnley Atlas

The front cover of this fully revised edition has a new corner flash with the words: FOR AREA COVERED SEE MAP INSIDE. The back cover has a coloured circular symbol which features our web site address. The Reference panel on page 1 shows a new colour scheme that depicts important buildings with different colour infills e.g. educational establishments have an orange infill and hospitals and hospices have a green infill. Roads that have restricted access are shown with a purple infill and pedestrianized roads have a pink infill. Fire Stations and Post Offices are shown by red squares and stars respectively, while Police Stations are represented by a blue triangle. Parking symbols are shown in blue. The scale is shown in metric as well as imperial. A larger and more open typeface has been used in the street index section for greater legibility. Also now included are selected places of interest and these are highlighted in red type. These improvements have increased the total number of pages in the atlas from 48 to 56.
 
The front cover of this fully revised edition has a new corner flash with the words: FOR AREA COVERED SEE MAP INSIDE. The back cover has a coloured circular symbol which features our web site address. The Reference panel on page 1 shows a new colour scheme that depicts important buildings with different colour infills e.g. educational establishments have an orange infill and hospitals and hospices have a green infill. Roads that have restricted access are shown with a purple infill and pedestrianized roads have a pink infill. Fire Stations and Post Offices are shown by red squares and stars respectively, while Police Stations are represented by a blue triangle. Parking symbols are shown in blue. The scale is shown in metric as well as imperial. A larger and more open typeface has been used in the street index section for greater legibility. Also now included are selected places of interest and these are highlighted in red type. These improvements have increased the total number of pages in the atlas from 48 to 56.