G. & J. Bartholomew
India - Orographical features, 1909
8 ½ x 10 in
21 x 25 cm
21 x 25 cm
IC2923
Topographical map of the Indian subcontinent accompanied by a coloured key. Orographical maps study the elevation of terrain. Here it is colour coded with a key on the lower left....
Topographical map of the Indian subcontinent accompanied by a coloured key.
Orographical maps study the elevation of terrain. Here it is colour coded with a key on the lower left.
From the Imperial Gazetteer Atlas of India, which accompanied the 1909 edition of The Imperial Gazetteer of India. A multi-volume work first published in 1881 to the design of Sir William Wilson Hunter (1840-1900), reprinted many times in the following years by different editors.
Original colour. [IC2923]
Orographical maps study the elevation of terrain. Here it is colour coded with a key on the lower left.
From the Imperial Gazetteer Atlas of India, which accompanied the 1909 edition of The Imperial Gazetteer of India. A multi-volume work first published in 1881 to the design of Sir William Wilson Hunter (1840-1900), reprinted many times in the following years by different editors.
Original colour. [IC2923]
