Cartina escursionistica con percorsi MTB in scala 25.000 del territorio compreso nelle valli indicate nel titolo. In dettaglio contiene: la rete stradale, l'idrografia, le localitą, i monti, la rete dei sentieri numerati, secondo le regole CAI, e i sentieri storici (es. Via Francigena) ed a tappe (es. Sentiero Italia CAI) presenti sul territorio indicato. E' la quinta della serie di 7 cartine fronte retro a colori che verranno prodotte nel 2022.

The official guide to New York's must-see buildings

Yes, it's a wonderful town, and this book gives you more than 1,200 reasons why. With a host of new landmarks, 80 two-color, easy-to-read maps, and more than 200 photographs, this new edition of the official and only complete guide to New York's landmarks will make every visitor feel like a native--and turn every native into a wide-eyed tourist. New to this edition are more than 75 recently designated landmarks and 10 new historic districts, with a new focus on neighborhoods with local history and details explaining some of the more remarkable buildings in the districts. Includes a Foreword by Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg.

The New York City Landmarks Preservation Commission is the New York City agency responsible for protecting and preserving New York City's architecturally, historically, and culturally significant buildings. Founded in 1965 after the destruction of the original Penn Station, the Commission consists of 11 commissioners, including at least three architects, a historian, a realtor, a planner or landscape architect, as well as a representative of each borough.

With edges along the Carolina border and the Lumber

River, Scotland County boasts features reminiscent

of the country for which it was named. But the county has

held fast to much more than kilts and bagpipes; its Scottish

heritage is entwined with aspects of other cultures to produce

a rich palate of local history, stories, and legends. Although

a relatively young county, having been formed in 1899 from

Richmond County, the land has been inhabited for centuries

and maybe longer. Several writers believe that when North

Carolina became a royal colony in 1729, Scottish Highlanders

were already living in the area.

Scotland County serves as a testimony to the lives and

experiences of county residents, past and present. Local heroes,

important streets, businesses, schools, and churches, which have

all helped to shape the county's identity, come to life through

word and image within the pages of this volume. Longtime

residents and newcomers alike are sure to find themselves

captivated by the photographs and accompanying captions that

celebrate the county's coming of age.