MAPS. ix
Maps.
1. General Map of North Italy (1:1,900,000): before the title.
2. The 8. French Railways from Lyons to Nice (1 : 300,000): p. 8.
3. The Eastern Environs of Turin (1: 66,200) : p. 61.
4, 5. The Riviera di Ponente from Genoa to Mentone (1 : 500,000) :
pp. 100, 104.
6. The Environs of Nice (1:114,000): between pp. 114, 115.
7. The Riviera di Levante from Genoa to Spezia (1 : 500,000):
p. 119.
8. The Lakes of Como and Lugano (1 :250,000) : p. 150.
9. Lago Maggiore and Lago d'Orta (1 : 250,000) : p. 168.
10. The Environs of Pavia (1 : 86,400): p. 179.
11. Lago di Garda (1 : 500,000) : p. 186.
12. The Environs of Bologna (1: 86,400): p. 322.
13. The Environs of Ravenna (1 : 86,400): p. 323.
14. The Environs of Florence (1: 55,000): between pp. 440, 441.
15. The Island of Corsica (1 :1,350,000): p. 453.
Flans of Towns.
1. Avignon (1 :10,000). — 2. Bergamo (1 : 25,000). — 3. Bo¬
logna (1 : 13,350). — 4. Brescia (1 : 16,000). — 5. Cremona
(1 : 15,000). — 6. Ferrara (1:20,000). —7. Florence (1 :10,000).
— 8. Genoa (1:13,500), with Environs. — 9. Leghorn (1:28,000).
— 10. Lucca (1 :27,000). —11. Lyons (1 : 25,000). — 12. Milan
(1 :17,500).—13. Mantua(i : 18,000).—14. Marseilles(i : 27,000).
— 15. Modena{i : 12,000). — 16. Nmes (1 :13,000). — 17. Nice
(1 :19,000). — 18. Novara (1 :12,500). —19. Padua (1: 22,500).
— 20. Parma(1 : 16,000). —21. Pavia (1: 20,000). —22. Piacenza
(1: 20,000). — 23. Pisa (1 : 8500). — 24. Pistoja (1:15,600). —
25. Ravenna (1 :11,150). —26. Reggio(i : 14,000), with Environs.
— 27. Trent (1:12,500). —28. Trieste (1:16,700). with En¬
virons. — 29. Turin (1: 23,500). — 30. Venice (1 :15,000), with
Environs. — 31. Verona (1 : 11,500). — 32. Vicenza (1 : 18,000).
Abbrevations.
M. = Engl. mile.
hr. = hour.
min. = minute.
Alb. = Albergo (hotel).
Omn. = omnibus.
N. = north, northwards, northern.
S. = south, etc.
E. = east, etc.
W. = west, etc.
R. = room.
B. = breakfast.
D. = dinner.
A. = attendance.
L. = light.
Distances. The number prefixed to the name of a place on a railway
or high-road indicates its distance in English miles from the starting-
point of the route or sub-route.
Asterisks. Objects of special interest, and hotels which are believed
worthy of special commendation, are denoted by asterisks.
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