Carte de France 1:20,000 Image Stanford University Public content

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Description
dressé, dessiné et publié par l'Institut géographique national, Service géographique de l'armée. Relief shown by contours and spot heights. Relief also shown by landform drawings on some maps. Depths shown by contours on some maps. Sheets from 1920s-1930s are in black and white. Vegetation types shown in green symbols and tints. Each sheet is named and numbered in upper margin, e.g.: Paris 5-6 or Cluses no.4 Map series of France showing roads, boundaries, railroads, tramways, vegetation, water features, monuments, plantation, and transportation. Printing date in right margin at bottom on some maps, e.g.: Tirage de Février 1941. Includes declination magnetic diagram, sheet index diagram at upper right corner, and notes in lower border and margin. Index diagram shows the 1:50,000 sheet number, e.g.: XXII-15 or XXIX-32 and is divided into 4 or 8 parts depending on the sheet's numbering (no. 1-2 or just no.1). "L'ellipsoide de Clarke."
Publisher
I.G.N
Place(s)
France and France
Year
[1923?-]
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Stanford
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