Tracks4Africa Zambia Paper Map Edition 1

Zambia is a self-drive traveller’s dream. This vast country features huge rivers, lakes, and numerous waterfalls. Moreover, it boasts largely undeveloped rural areas and national parks that remain free from tourist crowds.

Tracks4Africa builds its maps specifically for self-drive travellers, packing them with information to help you plan your next adventure. Additionally, the Zambia Traveller’s Paper Map 1st Edition pairs seamlessly with the T4A GPS Map of Zambia.

You don’t need to transfer GPS coordinates manually because our T4A GPS Maps already include everything shown on the paper map. Therefore, you can use the T4A GPS Maps to navigate directly to every destination featured.

The map scale is 1:1 000 000. This gives you enough detail but also allows for an overview of the country.

Discover Zambia: The Most Up-to-Date Tracks4Africa Paper Map for Self-Drive Travellers

Tracks4Africa CEO, Johann Groenewald, has spent the last nine years exploring all corners of this evergreen country. He fell in love with its unspoilt beauty.

After years of updating our GPS maps and sending research teams to verify minor roads and park tracks, Tracks4Africa has finally published its Zambia paper map. At a 1:1 million scale, it now stands as the most up-to-date printed map available for self-drive travellers.

You’ll find all major and minor roads included, along with an extensive network of gravel and off-road tracks in rural areas. Additionally, the map covers all national parks and game reserves. It features detailed inserts for prominent parks like Kafue, Liuwa Plain, and South Luangwa. It also highlights major tourist attractions and landmarks.

Because Zambia’s shape doesn’t fit on one side of standard paper, we print the map at a detailed 1:1 million scale. Therefore, we split the country into east and west sections. We print these on both sides of the paper to include all the necessary details.

This design provides extra space on the Zambia Traveller’s Paper Map 1st Edition. It includes popular neighboring areas like Katima Mulilo in Namibia. Also, it covers Kasane and Chobe in Botswana, and Victoria Falls and Mana Pools in Zimbabwe.