45 x 90 cm or smaller, on sheets 56 x 103 cm or smaller
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Relief shown by form lines and spot heights. Depths represented by bathymetric tints, soundings and isolines. Each sheet is individualy numbered and most sheets are subtitled: II-37. Kunda -- III-29. Tallinn -- III-30. Lagedi-Kostivere -- II-27-28. Naissaare -- III-26,27 Suurupi. Date of the field survey in upper left margin: 1930 a. -- 1925-6 A, -- 1926 ja 27 A. -- 1928-29 a. --[1924.A] -- 1933-35.a. -- 1923 A.. Compilation history at foot of map. Includes index to adjoining sheets, administrative boundary diagram, and list of benchmarks. Sheets of the revised Estonian one-verst topographic map series at 1:42,000 remained important into the late 1920s. But as early as 1923, the Topographic-Hydrographic Department of the Estonian military, Eesti Kaitseväe Staabi Topo-Hüdrograafia Osakond, started systematic topographic mapping at 1:25,000. After 1944, the Soviet Red Army and the Department of Geodesy and Cartography of the Council of Ministers, Glavnoe upravlenie geodezii i kartografii pri Sovete Ministrov SSSR, published 1:25,000 quadrangles covering Estonian territory. Estonian topographic map series of Estonia.
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