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EastWest Mapping has produced a series of maps on Wicklow with an emphasis on traditional place names which illustrate many features and locations within the Dublin and Wicklow Mountains. These references are in contrast to the more commonly known names that were documented by the British in the 1840's and are currently used by the Ordnance Survey of Ireland.

The map is drawn to a scale of 1:30,000 with the contours spaced 20m apart. It is printed on Pretex 120 gsm paper which is both water and tear resistant.

Over 30km of the Wicklow Way trail is covered on this map from Marlay Park to Ballinastoe, just outside Roundwood.

Main Towns & Villages

Brittas, Carrickmines, Coolakay, Enniskerry, Glencree, Glencullen, Kilternan, Knockree, Lacken, Lamb's Cross, Manor Kilbride, Rockbrook, Stepaside and the Scalp.

Main Mountains

Black Hill, Butter Mountain, Carrigvoher, Corrig, Cruagh, Djouce, Duff Hill, Glendoo, Gravale, Killakee, Kilmashogue, Kippure, Knocknagun, Knockree Hill, Lugnagun, Maulin, Montpelier Hill, Prince William's Seat, Seefingan, Seefinn, Sorrel Hill, Tibradden, Tonduffs, Two Rock Mountain, War Hill and White Hill.

Other Points of Interest

Annacrivey Wood, Ballinastoe Woods, Boleyhorrigan, Cloon Forest, Coffin Stone, Coronation Plantation, Crone Woods, Cruagh Wood, Curtlestown Wood, Djouce Woods, Featherbeds, German War Cemetery, Glasnamullen, Glenasmole Reservoir, Glencree Military Barracks, Glencree Reconciliation Centre, Glencullen Forest, Glensoulan, Hell Fire Club, Kilmashoge Forest, Kippure Estate, Larch Hill, Lough Bray Lower and Upper, Marlay Park, Massey's Wood, Military Road, Powerscourt Waterfall, Sally Gap, Slade Valley, Source of the Liffey and the Barr.