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IGN produces several series of maps covering the whole of France. For hiking, I always use TOP 25 maps (1:25000 scale).
You can buy a map covering a part of the grid (Grenoble is 3335OT), have them print a specific area on demand (only slightly more expensive and convenient if you want an area that is in between two maps of the regular series) or peruse ...
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I use the (Android) app London Transport Pro for things like this. (free version: London Transport Live)
It's basically Google Maps, but with every bus stop shown for browsing. Prod a bus stop, and it tells you what buses are arriving there, when they are expected to arrive (live info), and where they go (I don't think Citymapper lets you browse bus stops ...
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