Caucasus/Armenia/Azerbaijan/Georgia Map – January 1, 2011

Ok.

The Fretrag&Berndt is on waterproof paper, has a cardboard cover and folds automatically but is one-sided and has a very small index. It includes a fair amount of Turkey. Probably best to carry with you. ITM is on regular paper and has a large index and more detail. In the north it cuts off south of Derbent and just north of Vladikavkaz, so it is incomplete. Probably best for home use. The Gizi Map has a cardboard cover, lightly coated paper, a large index on the back and slightly more detail. There seem to be two versions and this refers to the one with the mountain on the cover. I would go with the Gizi map.

These big maps never seem to be quite the right scale, but there aren't a lot of choices for the Caucasus. I found it useful, but it's not pocket sized