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Maps for Your Caribbean Travels
20th-anniversary article about our business, discussing the much enriched and redesigned 7th edition of the St-Martin / St. Maarten map.
Kasprowski Publisher is mentioned extensively in a book published in 2021, entitled Hiking on St. Eustatius. Besides in the "Sources of inspiration" and "Acknowledgements" sections. Its author also writes how her interest in hiking and maps led her to purchase our Sint Eustatius (Statia) map after reading an article about it in the Daily Herald newspaper. She goes on to explain:
I studied maps for hours and using the legend I gained more knowledge about the area. Until this day I do not enjoy it when someone tries to explain the route to me. [...] Guess what, I prefer an atlas, or better yet, a detailed map. Of course, I study the map before the hike. But I also study it afterward. What was my route exactly? What was correctly identified? What was not right? It is not always easy to find a good detailed map when you arrive somewhere. One can always get a tourist map or the map from the local car rental agency, but neither are sufficient for hiking. Michael Kasprowski has created some really good maps for several of the Caribbean islands. You can order them online via the website http://www.midok.com/. I was lucky enough to buy a map of Statia at the bicycle store in St. Maarten. Today the maps are available at the Statia museum, the tourist office, and both scuba diving schools.
In a separate article in Dutch, the author of the book also suggests using our map of St. Eustatius as it indicates not only streets but also many unpaved roads and hiking trails.
Hiking on St. Eustatius can be purchased as follows :
A section of our map of the Caribbean island of Dominica was reproduced in an educational geography manual, entitled Essential Mapwork Skills for the Caribbean and published on July 8, 2013.
Essential Mapwork Skills for the Caribbean is written to support the teaching of geographical skills at CSEC and CAPE level. [The book] provides 32 brand new case studies, offering Caribbean focussed coverage of key themes, issues and topical events to develop students' key geographical skills.