A British map of the area near Paderborn, Germany. The map, labeled Q3 in a series, shows detailed information on the contour of land, transportation routes, boundaries, high tension cables, power stations, churches, windmills, windmotors, watermills, dams, aqueducts, orchards, vineyards, quarries, and other areas of interest. There are several charts including a German to English glossary.
A British map titled "Essen." The map, labeled Q1 in a series, shows an area in northwest Germany along the border of the Netherlands and surrounding the Rhine River. The map shows transportation routes, boundaries, high tension cables, power stations, churches, windmills, windmotors, watermills, dams, aqueducts, orchards, vineyards, quarries, and other areas of interest.
An American map that shows air fields, bases and stations, Naval bases, Army camps, forts, posts, and the routes of the Union Pacific Railroad. Two map insets show the connecting lines over the Pacific and Atlantic Ocean. An index on the back lists the military posts in the United States and shows the posts' post office address and nearest railroad station.
A British map covering the area near Stendal, Germany. The map highlights transportation routes, communications facilities, power stations, terrain, and other resources. This map is on the back of M1975.
A British map titled "Koblenz." The map, labeled S2 in a series, shows transportation routes, boundaries, churches, monuments, wireless stations, towers, lighthouses, high tension cables, power stations, watermills, windmills, windmotors, dams, aqueducts, vineyards, orchards, and other details near Koblenz, Germany. This map is on the back of M1974.
A British map titled "Bocholt." The map, labeled P1 in a series, shows transportation routes, boundaries, churches, monuments, wireless stations, towers, lighthouses, high tension cables, power stations, watermills, windmills, windmotors, dams, aqueducts, vineyards, orchards, and other details in portions of the Netherlands and Germany. This map is on the back of M1973.
Two British maps taped together and titled "Sittard" (Sheet 48 from 1943) and "Julich" (Sheet 19 from 1944). The first map, of areas in Belgium, Germany, and near Sittard, Netherlands, shows boundaries, transportation routes, windmills, windpumps, watermills, towers, monuments, forts, wireless stations, churches, vineyards, hop gardens, and other details.
Portions of two British maps glued together with English and Russian annotations. The map of the area near Magdeburg, Germany shows transportation systems, boundaries, rivers, canals, bridges, marshes, vineyards, woods, churches, lighthouses, dams, and other details. The annotated section of this map is titled "XIII United States Corps: Situation as of 1800 B, 24 April 1945." Annotations include boundary lines, front lines, and the positions and headquarters of the XIII Corps and the 29th, 35th, 84th, and 102nd infantry divisions.
A map of eastern and western Europe that shows roads, railroads, rivers, canals, marshes, swamps, mountain ranges, boundaries, and other landmarks. Pencil annotations highlight Dijon, Vesoul, Epinal, Rambervillers, St. Die, Ribeauville, Saales, Nancy, and Strasbourg, France. Other markings highlight Neunkirchen, Kaiserslautern, Karlsruhe, Darmstadt, Bad Wildungen, and Melsungen, Germany.
An American map, compiled from French and British maps, of the area near Poitiers, France. The map, labeled 8L in a series, shows detailed information on the contour of land, transportation routes, boundaries, wireless stations, forts, lighthouses, high tension cables, transmission lines and stations, churches, windmills, windpumps, watermills, orchards, vineyards, mines, quarries, and other areas of interest. There are several charts including a French to English glossary. The map, which is located on the back of M1144, has the word "cancelled" printed across it.