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This map shows the primary road system throughout the country. Note that
this map has been updated and shows the road running through the Osa Peninsula,
ending in Carate (many maps you will see do not show this). The peninsular
road turns off the Pan American Highway at Chacarita or Piedras Blancas
and is paved to Rincon where it turns into gravel. The peninsular road is
passable all year long...no problem |
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This
map of the peninsula and gulf shows the names of the various areas, beaches,
villages, etc. Use it for reference when reading the property listings.
This map may look a little crowded with names, but keep in mind most of
these areas are not very populated. Many years ago, the Costa Ricans gave
a name to almost any beach, point, mountain pass, river, creek, etc. Many
of which do not even appear on this map. |
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A colorful
map of the Osa Peninsula . . . mostly just for fun, but it does show the
names of some areas. This map is original artwork by Ed Gaster, now living
here in Dos Brazos. Reproduction for commercial use is prohibited without
permission. |
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Topo maps
are large maps and not easy to reduce and publish on the Internet. There
are a series of topo maps published by the IGN / Instituto Geografica
Nacional in San Jose, Costa Rica. You can go to IGN in person to purchase
them. They are located inside the department of MOPT / Ministry of Transportation
(any taxi driver can take you there). They are also available at the various
locations of Libreria Universal. These same topo maps along with other
Costa Rica maps can be purchased online through Omni Resources located
at www.omnimap.com/catalog/int/costaric.htm.
If you want a particular topo section of
our area and don't know the corresponding name, let us know and we will
tell you.
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