China proper, NE 1:250,000., [Index]

A.M.S. L531
[Series] L531

Washington, 1945-

Index Maps

Scale 1:250,000.

Map

col. maps.

45 x 38 cm.

Earth Sciences & Map Library

Complete in 79 sheets. Set includes various issues of some sheets.
"Polyconic projection."
Military grid.
Issued in 1⁰ quadrangles numbered according to the system used for the International 1/m map of the world.
"Contour interval 100 meters." Some sheets show relief by form lines only.
"Chinese place names are transcribed according to the modified Wade-Giles system."
Four classes of roads or trails, two types of internal boundaries, and four classes of railroads are shown.
Co-ordinated for use with the following sets, covering adjoining areas: China proper, NW 1:250,000 A.M.S. L532; China proper, SE 1:250,000 A.M.S. L581; China proper, SW 1:250,000 A.M.S. L582.
Includes "Glossary."
Marginal maps: Index to adjoining sheets.--Index to boundaries.--Coverage diagram.

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