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N-34-53-B-а Дойч Тирау (Kaliningradskaya oblast, Russia)

Генеральный штаб Красной Армии · 1908 Full Details

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Title
N-34-53-B-а Дойч Тирау (Kaliningradskaya oblast, Russia)
Description
Modern area represented: Дойч Тирау (Deutsch Thierau) border crossing point; the nearest populated place Пограничный (Pogranichnyy), Kaliningradskaya oblast, Russia; Scale =1:25,000; Captured map
Publisher
Генеральный штаб Красной Армии
Temporal Coverage
1908-1941
Date Issued
1908
Rights
The maps in the Russian Military Topographic Map Collection are in the public domain. The maps were anonymously created and published over seventy years ago. Metadata and images will be made available upon request following the "No Copyright - United States", Rights Statement: http://rightsstatements.org/page/NoC-US/1.0/.
Rights Holder
Contact Indiana University Libraries to access this map. https://libraries.indiana.edu
Access Rights
Public
Format
GeoTIFF
Language
Russian
Date Added
April 27, 2021
Spatial Resolution as Text
1:25,000 scale

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  • Citation
    [Creator not found] (1908). N-34-53-B-а Дойч Тирау (Kaliningradskaya oblast, Russia). Генеральный штаб Красной Армии. http://purl.dlib.indiana.edu/iudl/images/VAC9619/VAC9619-003737 (map)
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