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WW2 - Map of China, Korea, Formosa and the southern part of

Map of China, Korea, Formosa and the southern part of Japan, 27 Mar 1944. Compiled and drawn in the Branch of Research and Analysis, oss. Subtitled: Terrain and TransportationThe map represents the highland schematically as mountains and marks railways, roads and ?selected trails? as well as the main towns. From a collection of four maps of the Far East, used by C E R Clarabut, Combined Operations, 1944-1945. Large-scale map of China, more detailed maps of Canton and Hong Kong and of the area around Chittagong in India and Burma

Picture No
11109555
Media ID
48572171
Size
3000px x 1903px (2.3MB)
Credit
©The National Army Museum / Mary Evans Picture Library
Source
Map
Date
1944

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Analysis Chittagong Combined Compiled Detailed Formosa Highland Represents Selected Terrain Trails


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