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*[http://www.probertencyclopaedia.com/photolib/maps/index.html Probert Encyclopaedia :The Internet Map Archive] These are low resolution maps but may be useful for an overview | *[http://www.probertencyclopaedia.com/photolib/maps/index.html Probert Encyclopaedia :The Internet Map Archive] These are low resolution maps but may be useful for an overview | ||
**[http://www.probertencyclopaedia.com/photolib/maps/ | **[http://www.probertencyclopaedia.com/photolib/maps/Map_of_Indian_Empire_(Northern_Section)_1936.htm Map of Indian Empire (Northern Section) 1936], [http://www.probertencyclopaedia.com/photolib/maps/Map_of_Indian_Empire_(Southern_Section)_1936.htm Map of Indian Empire (Southern Section) 1936], [http://www.probertencyclopaedia.com/photolib/maps/Map_of_Indian_Empire_(Eastern_Section)_1936.htm Map of Indian Empire (Eastern Section) 1936] Includes Burma. | ||
===About maps=== | ===About maps=== | ||
*[http://www.scribd.com/doc/74258272/1945-Special-Series-No-31-Guide-to-Maps-of-the-Far-East ''(1945) Special Series No. 31 - Guide to Maps of the Far East''] published by Military Intelligence Division, War Department, Washington DC. June 1, 1945 report providing instruction on how to use maps not issued by U.S. military forces. | *[http://www.scribd.com/doc/74258272/1945-Special-Series-No-31-Guide-to-Maps-of-the-Far-East ''(1945) Special Series No. 31 - Guide to Maps of the Far East''] published by Military Intelligence Division, War Department, Washington DC. June 1, 1945 report providing instruction on how to use maps not issued by U.S. military forces. | ||
*[http://s3.amazonaws.com/rootstech/original/Maps%20Syllabus%20.pdf?1348261228 Finding the Obscure and the Elusive: Geographic Information On the Web] A presentation by James L. Tanner at Rootstech 2013 | |||
Revision as of 14:52, 12 July 2013
Maps on FIBIwiki can be found in the Map Image Category. The FIBIS Search also a Maps section.
Other sources of maps on the wiki include:
Battle Maps
Sy Morse-Brown has created a number of Battle Maps detailing manoeuvres in wars, campaigns and battles. These can be browsed by campaign in the FIBIS Battle Maps category.
External links
- The Roots India mailing list site, created by Ian Poyntz, has an excellent list of map links and also hosts many historical maps of regions and cities in British India. Includes
- The Perry-Castañeda Library Map Collection at the University of Texas has digitised many current and historical maps.
- Imperial Gazetteer of India Maps from the Digital South Asia Library,University of Chicago.
- David Rumsey Map Collection South Asia which includes
- Maps of Central and South Asia World Digital Library includes
- 1903 Map of India. Easy to enlarge
- Maps of South Asia from the website of Prof. Frances Pritchett, Columbia University
- Railway maps
- Railway map of India 1882 from the website “Frederick Lewis Dibblee”.
- Railway map of India 1893 Irfca.org
- Railway map of India 1909 from the website “Frederick Lewis Dibblee”. This is a clear large scale map.
- Military maps
- Map: Railways and Cantonments 1928 produced by General Staff India. retronaut.com . Double click on the body of the map for an enlarged image. It may be necessary to do this at least twice. May also be acessed through the same map, but smaller scale, on pinterest.com, by clicking through to first link, and then double clicking for enlarged version.
- Probert Encyclopaedia :The Internet Map Archive These are low resolution maps but may be useful for an overview
About maps
- (1945) Special Series No. 31 - Guide to Maps of the Far East published by Military Intelligence Division, War Department, Washington DC. June 1, 1945 report providing instruction on how to use maps not issued by U.S. military forces.
- Finding the Obscure and the Elusive: Geographic Information On the Web A presentation by James L. Tanner at Rootstech 2013