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Sheet A India (Part Of) Burma (North West) : Sheet B Burma (North East) Siam (Thailand) (North) French Indo China (Part Of) China (Part Of)
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Sheet A India (Part Of) Burma (North West) : Sheet B Burma (North East) Siam (Thailand) (North) French Indo China (Part Of) China (Part Of)

DateApproximately 1944
Names
(cartographer)
FormatMap
Notes
A facsimile copy of this map is available to the public in the Humanities & Social Sciences Department in Map Cabinet 25, Asia Drawer.  The original map can be viewed upon request, please inquire at the information desk in the Humanities & Social Sciences Department. Double sided map. This map is one of a set of maps produced on silk (or rayon) by MI9 for escape and operational purposes for RAF pilots.  Each map in the series is assigned number 44 followed by a letter.  A detailed history of these maps can be found on the British Library website: https://www.bl.uk/maps/articles/escape-and-evasion-maps-of-world-war-ii  
Subject
    GeographyRegion or DistrictAsia
    GeographyCountryIndia
    China
    Medium
    Military maps
    Dimensions91 cm x 58 cm (35 13/16 in. x 22 13/16 in.)
    Scale1:1,000,000
    Language
      ProvenanceAnonymous donor
      CollectionHumanities and Social Sciences department
      Usage Rights Public Domain (Learn More)
      Object Number912-591-G67
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      Combe, William, 1742-1823
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      Stawicki, Andrew
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      Toronto Star (Firm)
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