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War maps of Cuba, Puerto Rico, and the Philippines
Creator
Boston Herald
Scale
Scale approximately 1:1,800,000
Scale approximately 1:1,350,000
Scale approximately 1:9,800,000
Coordinates
(W 85.08°--W 74.13°/N 23.28°--N 19.82°)
(W 67.29°--W 65.25°/N 18.52°--N 17.88°)
(E 116.70°--E 126.60°/N 18.74°--N 5.47°)
Place of Publication
Boston (Mass.)
Publisher
Boston Sunday Herald
Date of Publication
1898
Extent
3 maps on 1 sheet : color
Dimensions
24 x 64 cm or smaller, on sheet 24 x 73 cm
Notes
Supplement to the Boston Sunday Herald, May 8, 1898."
Includes color illustrations of United States, Spanish, and Cuban flags in margins. Flags are intended to be cut out and used to follow the progress of the opposing armies.
War maps of Cuba, Puerto Rico, and the Philippines
Creator
Boston Herald
Scale
Scale approximately 1:1,800,000
Scale approximately 1:1,350,000
Scale approximately 1:9,800,000
Coordinates
(W 85.08°--W 74.13°/N 23.28°--N 19.82°)
(W 67.29°--W 65.25°/N 18.52°--N 17.88°)
(E 116.70°--E 126.60°/N 18.74°--N 5.47°)
Place of Publication
Boston (Mass.)
Publisher
Boston Sunday Herald
Date of Publication
1898
Extent
3 maps on 1 sheet : color
Dimensions
24 x 64 cm or smaller, on sheet 24 x 73 cm
Notes
Supplement to the Boston Sunday Herald, May 8, 1898."
Includes color illustrations of United States, Spanish, and Cuban flags in margins. Flags are intended to be cut out and used to follow the progress of the opposing armies.