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Drawings and graphics illustrating the Physical and Political Geography of Algeria
Creator
Bartholomew, J. G. (John George), 1860-1920
Date
1894
Dimensions
32.9 x 35.6 cm
Place of Publication
England
Cartographic Scale
Various scales
1:8,000,000
Notes
Six maps on 1 sheet: Plants and Surface Features -- Political and Commerical Outlines -- Orographical Features -- Mean Annual Tempertaure -- Mean Annual Rainfall -- Progress of French Conquest.
Coverage-Spatial
Algeria
Subject
Colonies
French
Plants
Trade routes
Roads
Trails
Military bases
Genre
Maps
Language
English
Color
Printed color
Technique
Lithography
Source
Scottish geographical magazine, V. 10, between pp. 194-195.
Drawings and graphics illustrating the Physical and Political Geography of Algeria
Creator
Bartholomew, J. G. (John George), 1860-1920
Date
1894
Dimensions
32.9 x 35.6 cm
Place of Publication
England
Cartographic Scale
Various scales
1:8,000,000
Notes
Six maps on 1 sheet: Plants and Surface Features -- Political and Commerical Outlines -- Orographical Features -- Mean Annual Tempertaure -- Mean Annual Rainfall -- Progress of French Conquest.
Coverage-Spatial
Algeria
Subject
Colonies
French
Plants
Trade routes
Roads
Trails
Military bases
Genre
Maps
Language
English
Color
Printed color
Technique
Lithography
Source
Scottish geographical magazine, V. 10, between pp. 194-195.