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LucieR
A tourist map of Southern Crimea, featuring the cities Simferopol', Sevastopol', Bakhchisarai, and Yalta. Roads, railways and waterways are depicted, as well as caves, mountain passes and many health resorts alongside the coast. The map includes…
Tags: Bakhchisarai, Belogorsk, Black Sea, Bus lines, Caves, Cities, Cultural, Cultural monuments, Ferry lines, Health resorts, Historical monuments, Hospitals, Mountain passes, mountains, Museums, Railroads, Roads, Scientific stations, Sevastopol, Simferopol, Southern Crimea, tourism, Tourist offices, Waterfalls, Yalta
LucieR
A tourist map of the Crimean peninsula, which (only) includes 'tourist centers', caves, mineral sources, touring car centers, gas stations and garages in the legend. In the lower half of this map, 23 sightseeing points are listed. This list includes…
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YuanHengM
This map is an engraved map of the Chinese Qing Dynasty’s New Domination Province. Published around the 1860s, this map still follows the techniques of traditional Chinese Cartography. The grids on the maps help cartographer represent the landscapes…
Tags: forts, Hydronym, lakes, mountains, Place Names, towns, water bodies
LindsayW
This map by the Chicago Plan Commission depicts various housing developments in Chicago built between 1935 and 1946. It includes public and private development with over 50 dwelling units. The map notes housing type and square footage area…
Tags: development, housing, lake, urban, urban growth
LindsayW
From the Smith Report of 1945, the map shows early plans for the location of Interstate 70 in Maryland, encircling Baltimore. It was the first study to propose an express route. The map was later included in the General Location of National System of…
LindsayW
Home loan Residential Security Maps were developed in the early 1930s by a New Deal (federally-sponsored) corporation established for the purpose of home refinance. The Home Owners' Loan Corporation created by the Roosevelt administration was…








