Chromo-topographische Kaart van het Koninkrijk der Nederlanden (1:200 000).

[Berlin], [Generalstab des Heeres, Chef des Kriegskarten- und Vermessungswesens], [1936]

Sonderausgabe.

WWII Captured German Military Maps

G6000 s200.G4

Scale 1:200,000

(E 3°19ʹ53ʺ--E 7°13ʹ39ʺ/N 53°37ʹ53ʺ--N 50°45ʹ01ʺ).

Map

6 maps

color

50 x 75 cm or smaller, on sheets 65 x 90 cm or smaller

Legend in Dutch and German, or Dutch, German, and French if sheets cover Belgian territory; explanatory text and notes in German.

Earth Sciences & Map Library

Relief shown by contours and spot heights; depths shown by isolines.
Detailed listing of sources, primarily topographic sheets of earlier Dutch version, but also sheets of the Carte de la Belgique 1:200 000, and sheets of the Topographische Übersichtskarte des Deutschen Reiches 1:200 000.
Sheets include administrative boundary map (Politische Grenzen) and source diagram indicating divisions of earlier Dutch version.
Each map has an individual title and a unique sheet number, e.g.: Bl. 5. Nijmegen-Düsseldorf.
Shows water features, 2 classes of dykes and dams, national and provincial boundaries, 6 classes of cities and towns, 4 classes of railways, and 6 classes of roads and trails.
Also shows wetlands, forests, heathlands, sandy areas, pastures and cropland.
"Sonderausgabe! Nur für den Dienstgebrauch!"--At head of map.
"Letzte Berichtigung 1936"--At foot of map.

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