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Hyōjun dai tōa bunzu. 7., Biruma [cartographic material] / Serizawa Keigo hen.

Full title: Hyōjun dai tōa bunzu. 7., Biruma [cartographic material] / Serizawa Keigo hen.

Author/creator: Serizawa, Keigo.

Call Numbers: M2 457/1943/1

Record Identifier: 74VK7wy2WkpZ

Language: Japanese

Formats: Maps

Contents: , 1 map : colour ; 71 x 47 cm, on sheet 77 x 55 cm. + pocket., , ,

Publishers: Tōkyo Tōseisha, Shōwa 18 [1943]

Notes: His Hyōjun Daitōa bunzu. Topographic map of Burma showing nautical charts, roads, tracks, footpaths, boundaries, water features, vegetation, cultivation, swamps, buildings and oil fields. Relief shown by shading and spot heights. Depths shown by bathymetric tints. Mitchell Library copy purchased from Douglas Stewart & Hordon House, 5 May 2015.

Additional physical form availability note: Online at the State Library of NSW.

Permalink: https://collection.sl.nsw.gov.au/record/74VK7wy2WkpZ

MMS ID: 991022690109702626

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    Hyōjun dai tōa bunzu. 7., Biruma [cartographic material] / Serizawa Keigo hen.

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    M2 457/1943/1

    Record identifier

    74VK7wy2WkpZ

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    Hyōjun dai tōa bunzu. 7., Biruma [cartographic material] / Serizawa Keigo hen.

    Full title

    Hyōjun dai tōa bunzu. 7., Biruma [cartographic material] / Serizawa Keigo hen.

    Author / Creator

    Serizawa, Keigo, author. | 芹澤馨吾, author

    Publisher

    Tōkyo Tōseisha, Shōwa 18 [1943] | 東京 統正社, 昭和18 [1943]

    Call Numbers

    M2 457/1943/1

    Record Identifier

    74VK7wy2WkpZ

    Language

    Japanese

    Formats

    Maps

    — Physical Description

    Cartographic data

    Scale 1:3,000,000 (E 87°30'--E 100°00'/N 29°00'--N 10°00').

    Contents

    1 map : colour ; 71 x 47 cm, on sheet 77 x 55 cm. + pocket.

    Content type

    cartographic image

    Media type

    unmediated

    Carrier type

    sheet

    Publication information

    Publisher

    Tōkyo Tōseisha, Shōwa 18 [1943] | 東京 統正社, 昭和18 [1943]

    Series

    Subjects

    Subjects and topics

    World War, 1939-1945--Burma--Maps Burma--Maps Military maps Topographic maps

    More information

    — ALTERNATIVE TITLES

    Full title

    Hyōjun dai tōa bunzu. 7., Biruma [cartographic material] / Serizawa Keigo hen.

    Vernacular Title

    標準大東亜分圖. 7, ビルマ / 芹澤馨吾編.

    Portion of title

    Biruma, Hyōjun dai tōa bunzu.

    — AUTHORS, ARTISTS AND CONTRIBUTORS

    Author / Creator

    — NOTES

    General note

    His Hyōjun Daitōa bunzu. | His 標準大東亜分圖.

    Topographic map of Burma showing nautical charts, roads, tracks, footpaths, boundaries, water features, vegetation, cultivation, swamps, buildings and oil fields. Relief shown by shading and spot heights. Depths shown by bathymetric tints.

    Mitchell Library copy purchased from Douglas Stewart & Hordon House, 5...

    Additional physical form availability note

    Online at the State Library of NSW.

    Time Period

    d1943

    Date Published

    Shōwa 18 [1943]

    Identifiers

    — PRIMARY IDENTIFIERS

    Call Numbers

    M2 457/1943/1

    Record Identifier

    74VK7wy2WkpZ

    Permalink

    https://collection.sl.nsw.gov.au/record/74VK7wy2WkpZ

    — OTHER IDENTIFIERS

    MMS ID

    991022690109702626

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