Map of Cairo showing Mohammedan monuments / Survey of Egypt.

Cartographer
Egypt. Maṣlaḥat al-Misāḥah [Browse]
Format
Map
Language
English
Published/​Created
[Cairo] : Survey of Egypt, 1950.
Description
  • Scale 1:5,000 (E 31°13ʹ21ʺ--E 31°16ʹ48ʺ/N 30°03ʹ46ʺ--N 30°00ʹ14ʺ).
  • 1 map on 2 sheets : color, mounted in linen ; 97 x 80 cm + 1 index (13 pages ; 21 cm)

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Lewis Library - Map Collection G8304.C2E44 1950 .S8E3 Browse related items Request

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    Linking notes
    Companion booklet to: Index to Mohammedan monuments appearing on the special 1:5000 scale maps of Cairo. Originally published in 1951 by the Survey of Egypt. "Reprinted by authority of the Egyptian Association of Friends of Antiquity."
    Notes
    • Relief shown by hachures.
    • Sheets 1 and 2 of copy 1 are joined to form one map.
    • Buildings and tombs for six periods, shown by colors: Pre-Abbasid and Tulunid period: 212-292 A.H. (827- 904 A.D.) ; Faṭimid and Faṭimid periods: 358-567 A.H. (969-1171 A.D.) ; Aiyūbid period: 567-648 A.H. (1171-1250 A.D. ); Baḥrite Mameluke period: 648-784 A.H. (1250-1382 A.D.) ; Circassian Mameluke period: 784-923 A.H. (1382-1517 A.D.) ; Turkish period: 923-1265 A.H. (1517-1848 A.D.) ; Post Turkish period: 1265-1364 A.H. (1848-1945 A.D.).
    • Monuments are numbered on the map to agree with the official plates posted on their sites given by the Antiquities Department of Egypt.
    Language note
    In English.
    Source acquisition
    Gift from: Gerald Breese; 1977.
    Other format(s)
    Online version available via the Princeton University Libraries Digital Maps & Geospatial Data website.
    OCLC
    1340438312
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