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Eastern Turkey in Asia. Sheet 42. Hit / compiled for the Geographical Section, General Staff, by Lieut. Colonel F.R. Maunsell, C.M.G.
Cartographer
Great Britain. War Office. Intelligence Division
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Format
Map
Language
English
Εdition
2nd Edition
Published/Created
[London]: War Office. Intelligence Division, 1917.
Description
Scale 1:250,000 or 1.014 in. to 4 mi. (E 43°15ʹ--E 42°0ʹ/N 34°30ʹ--N 33°0ʹ).
1 map : color; 69 x 63 cm
Details
Subject(s)
Topographic maps
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Iraq
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Maps
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Compiler
Maunsell, F. R.
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Related name
Willcocks, W. Sir
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Great Britain. War Office. General Staff. Geographical Section
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Library of Congress genre(s)
Maps
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Series
Great Britain. War Office. General Staff. Geographical Section
I.D.W.O. (Series) ; 1522
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I.D.W.O. ; no. 1522
Summary note
This map is part of a series covering Mesopotamia, eastern Anatolia, and part of the Ottoman Empire.
Notes
"Drawn at the Ordinance Survey Office, Southampton, 1915. Printed at the War Office, March 1915. Corrections Oct. 1917."
Relief shown by form lines and by spot heights.
Includes an index to adjoining sheets, and a glossary.
Bibliographic references
Sources of mapping: "Chesney's Euphrates Expedition, 1837, Report on Navigation of Euphrates from Birijik to Feluja, by Mr. H.R. Dobbs, Indian Political Dept., Febry 1903, Surveys in Lower Mesopotamia by Sir. W. Willcocks, 1909-10, Miss G.L. Bell, 1909 & 1914."
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Hit
Standard map series designation
I.D.W.O. 1522
OCLC
1340441191
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