Overall map of Iceland – Place-name index and road distances
This is a high quality, overall map of the country with contour shading. This map includes the latest information about Iceland´s road system and road numbers, as well as tourist-service information such as filling stations, accommodation, swimming pools, museums, golf courses, etc. Included with the map is a separate place-name index with over 3000 entries and a road-distance chart.
Published: 2010
Scale: 1:500 000, size: 78 x 110 cm
Languages: Icelandic, English, German and French
Price in IÐNÚ bookstore: kr. 1.790
Touring Map 1 – Westfjords and North Iceland
Quality section map showing northwest Iceland, Snæfellsnes, West Fjords and North Iceland east of Húsavík. The map has contour lines and shading at 50 m intervals, and contains the latest information about Iceland's road system, including road distances and road numbers, as well as important travel-service information such as service stations, accommodation, swimming pools, museums, protected relics, golf courses, rest stops, viewing dials and boat trips.
Published: 2008
Scale: 1:250 000, size: 86 x 138 cm
Languages: Icelandic, English, German and French
Price in IÐNÚ bookstore: kr. 2.190
Touring Map 2 – West and South Iceland
Quality section map showing Snæfellsnes, southwest Iceland, all of South Iceland east of Skaftafell to the area north of the glacier. The map has contour lines and shading at 50 m intervals, and contains the latest information about Iceland's road system, including road distances and road numbers, as well as important travel-service information such as service stations, accommodation, swimming pools, museums, protected relics, golf courses, rest stops, viewing dials and boat trips.
Published: 2008
Scale: 1:250 000, size: 86 x 138 cm
Languages: Icelandic, English, German and French
Price in IÐNÚ bookstore: kr. 2.190
Touring Map 3 – North East and East Iceland
Quality section map showing the eastern part of Iceland. The map shows nearly all of Vatnajökull Glacier and the highland region to its north, East Iceland and the northeast corner of the country to Skjálfandaflói Bay. The map has contour lines and shading at 50 m intervals, and contains the latest information about Iceland's road system, including road distances and road numbers, as well as important travel-service information such as service stations, accommodation, swimming pools, museums, protected relics, golf courses, rest stops, viewing dials and boat trips.
Published: 2008
Scale: 1:250 000, size: 86 x 138 cm
Languages: Icelandic, English, German and French
Price in IÐNÚ bookstore: kr. 2.190
Touring Map 4 – Highland of Iceland
Quality section map showing the Highland of Iceland. The map shows the glacier Vatnajökull and the highland to the north and west of it, all the way to Borgarfjörður, and part of Austfirðir. The map has contour lines and shading at 50 m intervals, and contains the latest information about Iceland's road system, including road distances and road numbers, as well as important travel-service information such as service stations, accommodation, swimming pools, museums, protected relics, golf courses, rest stops, viewing dials and boat trips.
Published: 2008 Scale: 1:250 000, size: 86 x 138 cm
Languages: Icelandic, English, German and French
Price in IÐNÚ bookstore: kr. 2.190
Road Atlas 1:200 000
This road atlas is based on a map database on a scale of 1:250 000. In addition to 50 pages of road maps, the Road Atlas contains several theme maps covering accommodation, camping sites, museums, swimming pools and golf courses. There is also a comprehensive place-name index with over 15,500 entries. The format of the atlas makes it very easy for use in a car: when folded it measures only 16 x 31 cm. When opened, however, the format’s uniqueness is quickly apparent: it unfolds to a width of about 60 cm that gives an excellent overview of a large tract of land. One page can be examined at a time, or the book folded to its original format, which is a 16-cm-wide map page, By enlarging the map from 1:250 000 to 1:200 000, it is easier to read and to grasp the lay of the land. The Road Atlas comes in a handy box.
Published: 2007
Size: 31 x 16 cm, number of pages: 82
Languages: Icelandic, English, German and French
Price in IÐNÚ bookstore: kr. 3.530
Road Atlas 1:500 000
This book contains a detailed travel map on a scale of 1:500 000
with contour shading and a place-name index with over 3000 entries. It
also contains the latest information about Iceland’s road system,
including road distances and numbers, as well as travel services such
as service stations, accommodation, swimming pools, museums, golf
courses, etc. There are special maps of several of Iceland's most
popular tourist attractions, including Mývatn, Skaftafell,
Landmannalaugar, Westman Islands and Þingvellir, and street maps of
Reykjavík, Akureyri and Seyðisfjörður. Numerous theme maps contain
practical information that often comes in very handy, for example
protected areas, historical sites map, municipalities in Iceland,
weather stations, vegetation and geology maps, Reception area for cell
and NMT phones and FM radio stations, and viewing dials.
Published: 2008
Size: 21,5 x 11,5 cm, number of pages: 96
Languages: Icelandic, English, German and French
Price in IÐNÚ bookstore: kr. 2.230
The Golden Circle
Quality map of the most popular tourist route in South Iceland, Gullfoss - Geysir - Þingvellir, with pictures and information of the highlights of the tour like the Blue lagoon. The map contains the latest information about Iceland's road system, including road distances and road numbers, as well as important travel-service information.
Scale: 1:200 000
Published: 2008
Size: 35 x 94 cm
Languages: Icelandic, English, German and French
Price in IÐNÚ bookstore: kr. 1.425
Southwest Iceland – Activity Map
This map shows the southwestern corner of the country, an area demarcated in the east by Selfoss and in the north by Akranes and Hvalfjörður Fjord. The map is on a large scale, printed in a convenient format, and provides detailed travel information that is especially helpful to hikers and outdoors people.
Scale: 1:75 000
Published: 2007
Size: 86 x 138 cm
Languages: Icelandic, English, German and French
Price in IÐNÚ bookstore: kr. 1.965
Hornstrandir
The Hornstrandir map is a popular activity map that has been used for many years by hikers in Hornstrandir, a uniquely interesting region in the West Fjords.
Scale: 1:100 000
Published: 2003
Size: 62 x 83,5 cm
Price in IÐNÚ bookstore: kr. 1.425
Husavik / Myvatn
This well-known and popular map shows areas such as Húsavík, the national park at Jökulsárgljúfur, Aðaldal and the area around Lake Mývatn.
Scale: 1:100 000
Published: 2004
Size: 84,5 x 62 cm
Price in IÐNÚ bookstore: kr. 1.425
Skaftafell (National Park)
The Skaftafell map comprises Atlas Maps 87 and 88, which provide a good overview of the area surrounding Skaftafell National Park. There is also a more precise map of the area around Skaftafell and Morsárdalur.
Scale: 1:100 000 and 1:25 000
Published: 2002
Size: 74 x 59 cm
Price in IÐNÚ bookstore: kr. 1.425
Westman Islands
A map with an overview of the Westman Islands, and also a more precise map of the town.
Scale: 1:50 000 and 1:10 000
Published : 1995
Size: 81,5 x 54 cm
Price in IÐNÚ bookstore: kr. 1.290
Thorsmork / Landmannalaugar
This very popular map has been published regularly for over two decades. Among its features are walking trails from Landmannalaugar to Þórsmörk. The map reaches south to the glaciers and includes the walking trail over Fimmvörðuháls.
Scale: 1:100 000
Published: 2003
Size: 84,5 x 62 cm
Price in IÐNÚ bookstore: kr. 1.425
Iceland desk mat 1:500 000
Quality desk mat with 1:500 000 map of Iceland with contour shading. This map includes the latest information about Iceland´s road system, etc.
Size: 67 x 43 cm
Price in IÐNÚ bookstore: kr. 1.990
Touring Map 1:500 000 - unfolded
This is a high quality, overall map of the country with contour shading. This map includes the latest information about Iceland´s road system and road numbers, as well as tourist-service information such as filling stations, accommodation, swimming pools, museums, golf courses, etc.
Published: 2010
Size: 78 x 110 cm
Price in IDNU bookstore:
kr. 3.635 / Laminated: kr. 6.305
Wall Map Iceland 1:500 000
This is a high quality, general map of the country with contour shading. This map includes the latest information about Iceland´s road system and road numbers, etc.
Published: 2010
Size: 110 x 78 cm
Price in IÐNÚ bookstore:
Paper: kr. 3.900
Laminated: kr. 6.900
Laminated with metallic strip: kr. 8.500
Framed Foam-board: kr. 45.000
Framed Magnetic-board: kr. 59.000
Wall Map Iceland 1:250 000
Most accurate and high-quality general map of Iceland in scale of 1:250 000. The map has contour lines and shading at 50 m intervals, and contains the latest information about Iceland's road system, including road distances and road numbers, etc.
Published: 2008
Size: 212 x 152 cm
Material: aluminium or foam
Wall Map Iceland 1:350 000
High-quality general map of Iceland in scale of 1:350 000. The map has contour lines and shading, and contains the latest information about Iceland's road system, including road distances and road numbers, etc.
Published: 2010
Size: 157 x 110 cm
Price in IÐNÚ bookstore:
Paper: kr. 6.700
Laminated: kr. 13.900
Framed Foam-board: kr. 79.000
Framed Magnetic-board: kr. 94.000
World maps
Wide selection of maps from Maps international. World maps and maps of each continent. Many sizes and types including political and physical maps with flags of all countries.
Published: 2009
Sizes: various, largest size 200 x 124 cm
Materials: Magnetic board with aluminium frame og laminated with or without metallic strips
Atlas Maps 1:100 000
Atlas sheets were originally made by Danish surveyors during the first four decades of the 20th century. The 87 sheets are considered to be among the most beautiful maps of Iceland. The Atlas Maps show the land surface in considerable detail, with 20-metre contour line intervals, roads, tracks, and many place names. The making of these maps were a great achievement at the time, and are an important part of Iceland‘s cultural heritage.
Scale: 1:100 000
Size: 56 x 51 cm
Languages: Icelandic, English
Number of sheets: 87
Price in IÐNÚ bookstore: kr. 1.290
The Topographical Maps on a scale of 1:50 000 are processed from aerial photographs, and show the land surface in considerable detail. The maps have 20-metre contour line intervals, and show roads, tracks, and a great number of place names. The 102 map sheets cover about half of the country. They were published in cooperation with the Defense Mapping Agency in the USA, and over the years have been widely used by hikers and rescue teams.
Scale: 1:50 000
Published: 1988 - 1990
Size: 73,5 x 57 cm
Languages: Icelandic, English
Number of sheets: 102
Price in IÐNÚ bookstore: kr. 1.290
This CD contains several overall maps of Iceland: Touring Map 1:500 000, General Section Maps 1:250 000 (9), Vegetation Map and Administrative Boundary Maps (2). It also has a place-name index with over 3000 entries.
Published: 2002
Price in IÐNÚ bookstore: kr. 3.765
Special Map Sheets - Map CD 3
This CD comprises Special Maps (11) of well-known tourist sites in Iceland, as well as Topographical Maps (23) on a scale of 1:25 000, a map of Southwest Iceland and Fljótsdalshérað region in the east, new Administrative Boundary Maps (2) and a Constituency Map.
Published: 2004
Price in IÐNÚ bookstore: kr. 3.765
Topographical maps - Map CD 4
The CD includes a Touring Map on a scale of 1:500 000 that shows the entire country, and 102 Topographical Maps DMA on a scale of 1:50 000 that covers about half of Iceland. The main improvement over the older edition is that there are considerably more place-names. All place-names on maps on a scale of 1:250 000 and 1:500 000 are searchable. Place-names total about 17,000.
Published: 2005
Price in IÐNÚ bookstore: kr. 5.020
Overall map of Iceland – Place-name index and road distances
Quality section map showing northwest Iceland, Snæfellsnes, West Fjords and North Iceland east of Húsavík. The map has contour lines and shading at 50 m intervals, and contains the latest information about Iceland's road system, including road distances and road numbers, as well as important travel-service information such as service stations, accommodation, swimming pools, museums, protected relics, golf courses, rest stops, viewing dials and boat trips. 
Quality section map showing Snæfellsnes, southwest Iceland, all of South Iceland east of Skaftafell to the area north of the glacier. The map has contour lines and shading at 50 m intervals, and contains the latest information about Iceland's road system, including road distances and road numbers, as well as important travel-service information such as service stations, accommodation, swimming pools, museums, protected relics, golf courses, rest stops, viewing dials and boat trips. 
Quality section map showing the eastern part of Iceland. The map shows nearly all of Vatnajökull Glacier and the highland region to its north, East Iceland and the northeast corner of the country to Skjálfandaflói Bay. The map has contour lines and shading at 50 m intervals, and contains the latest information about Iceland's road system, including road distances and road numbers, as well as important travel-service information such as service stations, accommodation, swimming pools, museums, protected relics, golf courses, rest stops, viewing dials and boat trips. 
Quality section map showing the Highland of Iceland. The map shows the glacier Vatnajökull and the highland to the north and west of it, all the way to Borgarfjörður, and part of Austfirðir. The map has contour lines and shading at 50 m intervals, and contains the latest information about Iceland's road system, including road distances and road numbers, as well as important travel-service information such as service stations, accommodation, swimming pools, museums, protected relics, golf courses, rest stops, viewing dials and boat trips. 
This road atlas is based on a map database on a scale of 1:250 000. In addition to 50 pages of road maps, the Road Atlas contains several theme maps covering accommodation, camping sites, museums, swimming pools and golf courses. There is also a comprehensive place-name index with over 15,500 entries. The format of the atlas makes it very easy for use in a car: when folded it measures only 16 x 31 cm. When opened, however, the format’s uniqueness is quickly apparent: it unfolds to a width of about 60 cm that gives an excellent overview of a large tract of land. One page can be examined at a time, or the book folded to its original format, which is a 16-cm-wide map page, By enlarging the map from 1:250 000 to 1:200 000, it is easier to read and to grasp the lay of the land. The Road Atlas comes in a handy box. 
This book contains a detailed travel map on a scale of 1:500 000
with contour shading and a place-name index with over 3000 entries. It
also contains the latest information about Iceland’s road system,
including road distances and numbers, as well as travel services such
as service stations, accommodation, swimming pools, museums, golf
courses, etc. There are special maps of several of Iceland's most
popular tourist attractions, including Mývatn, Skaftafell,
Landmannalaugar, Westman Islands and Þingvellir, and street maps of
Reykjavík, Akureyri and Seyðisfjörður. Numerous theme maps contain
practical information that often comes in very handy, for example
protected areas, historical sites map, municipalities in Iceland,
weather stations, vegetation and geology maps, Reception area for cell
and NMT phones and FM radio stations, and viewing dials. 
Quality map of the most popular tourist route in South Iceland, Gullfoss - Geysir - Þingvellir, with pictures and information of the highlights of the tour like the Blue lagoon. The map contains the latest information about Iceland's road system, including road distances and road numbers, as well as important travel-service information. 
This map shows the southwestern corner of the country, an area demarcated in the east by Selfoss and in the north by Akranes and Hvalfjörður Fjord. The map is on a large scale, printed in a convenient format, and provides detailed travel information that is especially helpful to hikers and outdoors people. 
The Skaftafell map comprises Atlas Maps 87 and 88, which provide a good overview of the area surrounding Skaftafell National Park. There is also a more precise map of the area around Skaftafell and Morsárdalur. 
A map with an overview of the Westman Islands, and also a more precise map of the town.
This very popular map has been published regularly for over two decades. Among its features are walking trails from Landmannalaugar to Þórsmörk. The map reaches south to the glaciers and includes the walking trail over Fimmvörðuháls. 
Quality desk mat with 1:500 000 map of Iceland with contour shading. This map includes the latest information about Iceland´s road system, etc.
This is a high quality, overall map of the country with contour shading. This map includes the latest information about Iceland´s road system and road numbers, as well as tourist-service information such as filling stations, accommodation, swimming pools, museums, golf courses, etc. 
High-quality general map of Iceland in scale of 1:350 000. The map has contour lines and shading, and contains the latest information about Iceland's road system, including road distances and road numbers, etc.
Scale: 1:50 000
This CD contains several overall maps of Iceland: Touring Map 1:500 000, General Section Maps 1:250 000 (9), Vegetation Map and Administrative Boundary Maps (2). It also has a place-name index with over 3000 entries. 
This CD comprises Special Maps (11) of well-known tourist sites in Iceland, as well as Topographical Maps (23) on a scale of 1:25 000, a map of Southwest Iceland and Fljótsdalshérað region in the east, new Administrative Boundary Maps (2) and a Constituency Map.
The CD includes a Touring Map on a scale of 1:500 000 that shows the entire country, and 102 Topographical Maps DMA on a scale of 1:50 000 that covers about half of Iceland. The main improvement over the older edition is that there are considerably more place-names. All place-names on maps on a scale of 1:250 000 and 1:500 000 are searchable. Place-names total about 17,000. 