But having said that it’s worth noting that every page is a work of art with the ability to fire up the imagination with thoughts of high mountain escapades. Raster data format can only be blown up by a finite amount before pixelation of the image occurs and the picture quality suffers.

Okay, if you want to move to the Highlands and become a professional Munro-bagger, it's pretty obvious that Inverness or Fort William is where you need to be, but we already knew that. The print is available with an oak finished wooden magnetic poster frame (42cm wide) allowing you to hang up the map straight away; whether that be at home, the office or even in your camper van! The Munros have been drawn in such a way that the size of each triangle gives an approximate representation of the height of the actual Munro. By my calculations, here's how many Munros there are within 100 miles of each of these places - and see below that for the maps of each one.I did a bit of post-QGIS processing to add a bit of 'noise' and also to recolour the maps, but the mapping was done in QGIS, like I said.

You can then package up the stripped wall covering and recycle it through HP's Planet Partners Recycling Program. I generated a distance matrix - and a GeoPackage of it, for GIS users - so you can see how far each Munro is from all the others, in metres, kilometres and miles. Harvey maps are currently running a Christmas promotion and we think this will make a splendid present for any Munroist or anyone who loves maps and mountains.Sir Hugh divided the summits into 283 seperate mountains (now known as the Munros), whilst 255 further summits over 3000 feet were considered to be only subsidiary 'Tops'.

His list caused quite a stir at the time, as it had previously been thought that there were only around 30 mountains of that height. Since then, attempting to ascend all the peaks ('Munro-bagging') has become a popular pursuit among British walkers and mountaineers. For those that love the mountains of Scotland you can scratch off the Munros and Munro areas as you bag them.Talking of incredible things - I'm still astounded by Donnie Campbell's Munro-round record of 31 days - he climbed all 282 in only 31 days last year - read about it here. Should you choose to become a member, you can participate by submitting images, comments against mountains, new routes, and route reviews. So, I looked at it using a 50 mile buffer as well - see below for the data on that, plus the 50 mile maps for Fort William and Inverness. Sir Hugh never managed to complete the ascent of all the summits on his list, and it was left to the Revd A E Robertson to complete the first round of the Munros in 1901. Please note that due to licensing restrictions, we will contact you to confirm use of imagery before sending the file to you.

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I also generated a distance matrix so you can see how far each Munro is from all the others - based on this measure, Beinn Teallach is the most central Munro (it's only just barely a Munro as well, by about 25cm).