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Turkey.
Author
Great Britain. War Office. General Staff. Geographical Section
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Format
Map
Language
English
Published/Created
[London] : War Office, 1941-
Description
Scale 1:800,000. 1 in. = 12.63 miles ((E 25⁰57’49ʹ’--E 44⁰49’07ʹ’/N 42⁰13’10ʹ’--N 35⁰48’28ʹ’).
1 map in 8 sheets : color ; 48 x 58 cm
Details
Subject(s)
Turkey
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Maps
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Related name
United States. Army Map Service
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Library of Congress genre(s)
Topographic maps
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Getty AAT genre
topographic maps
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Series
GSGS (Series) ; 4235.
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Its [G.S.G.S.] ; 4235
Notes
Relief shown by 250-metre contour intervals and spot heights.
Sheet lines derived from grid based on Istanbul meridian.
Longitudes are from Istanbul and Greenwich. Istanbul is approximately 28°59' east.
Shows Great War battlefieds, mines, roads, tracks, footpaths, boundaries, water features, vegetation, cultivation, swamps, buildings, and built-up areas.
Ancillary map: Index to adjoining sheets and magnetic isogonals.
Includes a list of Turkish - English abbreviations.
Based on Turkish maps.
Some sheets were copied from a map by 512 (A.Fd.Svy) Coy. R.E. 1941. Most were reissued by the U.S. Army Map Service.
Map Collection is missing sheet 4: Erzerum.
Contents
1. Istanbul
2. Ankara
3. Sivas
5. Izmir
6. Konya
7. Malatya --8 Mosul.
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Online version available via the Princeton University Libraries Digital Maps & Geospatial Data website.
Other title(s)
Turkey 1:800,000
LCCN
map47000069
OCLC
6633809
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