Geological map [1:125,000], quarter degree sheets., [Index]

Mineral Resources Division, Tanzania geological map, quarter degree sheet
Geological Survey of Tanganyika quarter degree sheet
Quarter degree sheet [Tanzania/Tanganyika]

Dodoma, Tanzania, Mineral Resources Division, 1955?-

1st ed.

Index Maps

Scale 1:125,000. 1 in. = 1.973 miles

(E 29⁰--E 42⁰/S 2⁰--S 13⁰).

Map

maps

col.

55 x 47 cm. or smaller.

Earth Sciences & Map Library

Relief shown by contours, hachures, and spot heights.
Geographic coverage complete in 322 sheets.
Sheets individually numbered and titled.
Some sheets issued in preliminary editions.
Before 1965, published by Geological Survey Department of Tanganyika. Some sheets published for Government of Tanzania by Bundesanstalt für Bondenforschung, Hannover.
"Kilamanjaro-Moshi" sheet is a "special sheet (covering quarter degree sheets 42, 56 and 57)."
Sheet 153, "Mpanda" by V/O Technoexport, Moscow; Sheets 247, "Malangali" and 248, "Mufindi" by the German Geological Mission in Tanzania.
Includes text, "Brief explanation of the geology," "Administrative Divisions" diagram, flight diagram, geologic column, quarter degree sheet index, notes, and ill. of Tanganyika, and later Tanzania, Geological Survey logo.

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