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The Trzebnickie Hills is a mountain range in southwestern Poland. It is named after the town of Trzebnica on the northern slope. The range is located in the Lower Silesian Voivodeship. It lies north of the regional capital Wrocław, between the Oder and Widawa Rivers to the southwest and the Barycz River to the north. The landscape is made up of fields, woods and orchards. Tourist attractions, cycling and walking trails, protected areas borders, as well as other information useful for tourists (e.g. accomodation, restaurants, ski lifts) are marked on the map. The most interesting places are highlighted with a yellow frame.

Map in detailed scale range: Wrocław city center to the east, Środa Śląska to the west, Słupice, Kełczyn, Oleszna and Radzików to the south, Ligota Piękna, Gosławice and Brodno to the north. A lot of information useful for tourists is marked on the map: monuments, accomodation facilities, protected areas, cycling and walking trails, as well as street names and the type of road surface.

The Barycz Valley is situated in south-western Poland, in two voivodeships: the Lower Silesian Voivodeship and the Greater Poland Voivodeship. The map covers the area from Ruda Sułowska to Barycz's mouth. A lot of information useful for tourists is marked on the map: monuments, accommodation facilities, protected areas, cycling, walking, canoeing and horse trails, as well as nature and educational routes. Stork nests are also depicted, as a peculiarity.

The Sława Lakeland is situated in western Poland, where borders of three voivodeships meet: the Lubus Voivodeship, the Lower Silesian Voivodeship and the Greater Poland Voivodeship. The map also covers the Przemęt Landscape Park. Lot of information useful for tourists is marked on the map: monuments, accomodation facilities, protected areas, cycling, walking, and canoeing trails.

The map covers Odra Valley from Wrocław to Głogów, in the Lower Silesian Voivodeship, southern Poland. Tourist attractions, cycling and walking trails are marked on the map.

Lower Silesian Wilderness is the largest continuous forest in Poland, with a total area of 1650 square kilometers. It is located in south-western Poland, in the Lower Silesian Voivodeship and the Lubusz Voivodeship, near the border with Germany. The map also presents Polish and German part of the Lower Lusatia, the Przemków Landscape Park and the Łuk Mużakowa Landscape Park. The map ranges: Głogów and Chojnów to the east.