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.
A British map titled "Isigny." The map, labeled 6E/6 in a series, is of an area in northwest France near the English Channel, Omaha Beach, and Utah Beach. The map shows transportation routes, boundaries, forts, power cables, churches, windmills, windpumps, watermills, towers, monuments, wireless stations, orchards, vineyards, marshes, quarries, and other areas of interest. Blue pencil annotations show troop movement and positions, possibly of Allied landings at Omaha Beach. Points of interest follow from St.
A British map titled "Wiltz." The map, numbered 122 in a series, shows boundaries, transportation routes, windmills, windpumps, watermills, towers, monuments, forts, wireless stations, churches, vineyards, and hop gardens in Luxembourg and Germany. Donated by Guy Clemens.
A British map titled "Bastogne." The map, numbered 121 in a series, shows boundaries, transportation routes, windmills, windpumps, watermills, towers, monuments, forts, wireless stations, churches, vineyards, and hop gardens in southeast Belgium. Donated by Guy Clemens.
This hand-drawn map details a proposed highway between Fort Leonard Wood and Camp Robinson. Distances between locations, U.S. highways, the Missouri-Arkansas border, Norfork Dam, North Fork White River, and other details are shown on this map.
A Canadian map titled "The Northern Hemisphere." The map presents a top view with the North Pole at the center. Graphs explain the variation in scale. This map is one of a set of maps that have been removed from an album titled "United States of America: United States Army Air Forces." Another note within the album read: "Prepared by Cartographic Branch, AC/AS-2 Intelligence."
A portion of a German map that shows the area near Swindon, England. The map is numbered 112 in a series.
A German map titled "Ribblesdale." The map, numbered 25 in a series, covers the area near Ribblesdale in North Yorkshire, England with portions of Lancashire also shown. Transportation routes, communications facilities, power stations, terrain, and other resources are highlighted. Several areas of the map have been cut off.
A German map numbered 17 in a series and titled "Isle of Man." Portions of the map have been cut off.