Karta mira, World map 1:2,500,000., [Index]

World map
World map 1:2,500,000

Budapest [and others], [s.n.], 1964-

Index Maps

Scale 1:2,500,000

Conic equidistant proj.

Map

maps

col.

55 x 80 cm. or smaller, on sheets 80 x 100 cm.

In Russian and English.

Earth Sciences & Map Library

Relief shown by contours, hypsometric tints, and spot heights; depths shown by isolines, bathymetric tints, and soundings.
Sheets include boundary diagram and index to adjoining sheets.
Issued in quadrangles 12⁰ of latitude with longitudinal extensions ranging from 18⁰ to 60° within various latitude bands. Includes various issues of sheets published by the cartographic services of Bulgaria, Czechoslovakia, German Democratic Republic, Hungary, Romania, Poland, and the Soviet Union.
Accompanied by supplements: [Uslovnye znaki] Conventional signs. Zeichenerklarung. 14 p. [Instruktsii͡a] Instruktion über die inhaltliche Gestaltung der Weltkarte 1:2,500,000. 79 p. illus. [Severnai͡a Amerika ukazatelʹ geograficheskikh nazvaniĭ] North America, index of geographical names. 144 p. col. map.

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