I don't know if you remember this excellent article about the map of BG PTW
http://www.napoleon-series.org/military ... c_ptw.html
by Hans Boersma (I am not sure if Hans is still part of NWC)
Comte Ferraris was the man responsible for mapping most of the region we love to fight on. His finished work is available online here:
http://www.ngi.be/FR/FR1-4-2-3.shtm
(I don't think the site has an option for English). It's easy to navigate. You just need to click on the map you want to look at and the name of the map will appear as a link under Resultats and an new window appears and you can crop to the level you want (incredible details).
The maps covering the battle of Quatre Bras are 79 (right lower corner), 80 (right upper corner) and 96 (left lower corner) and 97 (left upper corner)
If you have a look at the area you will see how beautiful are the maps.
An example here:
We can see that Quatre Bras was called Les Trois Bras and it was a cabaret!
