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Daftar Arsip Peta Topografi Tni Angkatan Darat DAFTAR ARSIP PETA TOPOGRAFI TNI ANGKATAN DARAT NO FOLDER/ITEM KURUN VOL/ UKURAN WAR FORMAT PENCIPTA/ JENIS FONDS SERI ARSIP FILE ISI INFORMASI SKALA POSISI KET URUT KODE JUDUL WAKTU MED (CM) NA C/T I/P A/K PENERBIT PETA 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 TNI Topografi Aceh 1 1/Sheet VIII-A SEULIMEUM Peta Topografi Daerah Pemukiman 1943 1 48x59cm W C I A The Survey of 1 : 50,000 11°08'40" - Kartografik Angkatan Seulimeum., Afdeeling Groot Atjeh India Offices 11°19' West of Darat (Aceh Besar); dan Daerah Afdeeling (P.Z.O) Batavia dan W estkust 5°11' - 5˚22' LU Aceh 2 2/Sheet IX B KOEALA NDJŌNG Peta Topografi Daerah Koeala Ndjōng 1943 1 49x59cm W C I A Army Map 1 : 50,000 10°37'40" - Kartografik dan sekitarnya Service U.S 10°48' West of Army Batavia dan Washington D.C 5˚11' - 5°22' LU Aceh 3 3/Sheet 2C MEDANGARA Peta Topografi Daerah Pemukiman 1943 1 51x57cm W C I A HIND 1062 1 : 50,000 2°10' - 2°20' Kartografik Medangara, Residency Oostkust van West of Batavia Atjeh (Aceh); dan Daerah Residency dan 3˚ - 3°10' Oostkust van Sumatra LU Aceh 4 4/Sheet 9/V-B PENARON - PEUREULAK Peta Topografi Daerah Penaron- 1943 1 50x69cm W C I A The Survey of 1 : 50,000 97°40' - 97°48 Kartografik Peureulak dan sekitarnya India Offices BT dan 4˚30' - (H.L.O) 4°40' LU Aceh 5 5/Sheet 9/V-D RANTOPANDJANG Peta Topografi Daerah Pemukiman 1943 1 51x67cm W C I A The Survey of 1 : 50,000 97°40' - 97°48 Kartografik Rantopandjang, Onderafdeeling India Offices BT dan 4˚20' - Langsa (H.L.O) 4°30' LU Aceh 6 6/Sheet 10/VI-A SERBA Peta Topografi Daerah Serba dan 1943 1 51x66cm W C I A Army Map 1 : 50,000 97°50' - 97°58' Kartografik sekitarnya Service U.S BT dan 4˚10' - Army 4°20' LS Washington D.C Aceh 7 7/Sheet 10/VI-B KOEALASIMPANG Peta Topografi Daerah 1943 1 60x67cm W C I A Army Map 1 : 50,000 98° - 98°08' BT Kartografik Koealasimpang (Kualasimpang), Service U.S dan 4˚10' - Residency Atjeh (Aceh); dan Daerah Army 4°20' LS Residency Oostkust van Sumatra Washington D.C (Pantai Timur Sumatera) Aceh 8 8/Sheet 10/VI-C BOVEN SIMPANG - KIRI Peta Topografi Daerah Boven 1943 1 50x66cm W C I A HIND 1044 1 : 50,000 97°50' - 97°58' Kartografik Simpang - Kiri, Onderafdeling BT dan 4˚ - Tamiang; dan Daerah 4°10' LU Onderafdeeling Gajo (Gayo) Loeeus Aceh 9 33/Sheet II C POELAU ROEBIAH Peta Topografi Daerah Poelau 1944 1 48X60cm W C I A A. M. S 1 : 50,000 95°10' - 95°18' Kartografik Roebiah (Pulau Rubiah), District BT dan 5˚44' - Iboih, Onderafdeeling We (Met P 5°55' LU Rondo), Afdeeling Groot Atjeh (Aceh Besar), Gouvernement Atjeh en Onderhoorigheden Aceh 10 10/Sheet II D SABANG Peta Topografi Daerah District 1944 1 48X60cm W C I A A. M. S 1 : 50,000 95°20' - 95°28' Kartografik Sabang, Onderafdeeling We (Met P BT dan 5˚44' - Rondo), Afdeeling Groot Atjeh (Aceh 5°55' LU Besar), Gouvernement Atjeh en Onderhoorigheden 1 NO FOLDER/ITEM KURUN VOL/ UKURAN WAR FORMAT PENCIPTA/ JENIS FONDS SERI ARSIP FILE ISI INFORMASI SKALA POSISI KET URUT KODE JUDUL WAKTU MED (CM) NA C/T I/P A/K PENERBIT PETA 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 Aceh 11 11/Sheet IV A KOETARADJA Peta Topografi Daerah Onderafdeling 1944 1 48x59cm W C I A The Survey of 1 : 50,000 95°10' - 95°18' Kartografik Koetaradja (Kutaraja), Afdeeling India Offices BT dan 5˚33' - Groot Atjeh (Aceh Besar), (P.Z.O) 5°44' LU Gouvernement Atjeh en Onderhoorigheden Aceh 12 12/Sheet IV B KOETA'ALAM Peta Topografi Daerah Pemukiman 1944 1 48X60cm W C I A The Survey of 1 : 50,000 95°20' - 95°28' Kartografik Koeta'alam, Onderafdeling India Offices BT dan 5˚33' - Koetaradja (Kutaraja), Afdeeling (P.Z.O) 5°44' LS Groot Atjeh (Aceh Besar), Gouvenement Atjèh en Onderhoorigheden Aceh 13 13/Sheet V A KROEËNG RAJA BAAI Peta Topografi Daerah Kroeeng Raja 1944 1 48x59cm W C I A A. M. S 1 : 50,000 95°30' - 95°38' Kartografik Baai (Teluk Krueng Raya), Afdeeling BT dan 5˚33' - Groot- Atjeh (Aceh Besar), 5°44' LU Gouvernement Atjeh en Onderhoorigheden Aceh 14 34/Sheet V B LAM PANAIH Peta Topografi Daerah Lam 1944 1 50x62cm W C I A The Survey of 1 : 50,000 94°40' - 95°50' Kartografik Pemukiman Panaih, Afdeeling Groot - India Offices BT dan 5˚33' - Atjeh (Aceh Besar), Gouvernement (H.L.O) 5°44' LU Atjeh en Onderhoorigheden Aceh 15 15/Sheet V C GLE JEUNG Peta Topografi Daerah Gle Jeung, 1944 1 49x60cm W C I A The Survey of 1 : 50,000 95°30' - 95°38' Kartografik dan sekitarnya India Offices BT dan 5˚22' - (P.Z.O) 5°33' LU Aceh 16 16/Sheet V D BLANG PEUTE Peta Topografi Daerah Pemukiman 1944 1 51x67cm W C I A The Survey of 1 : 50,000 95°40' - 95°50' Kartografik Blang Peuté, Afdeeling Groot Atjeh India Offices BT dan 5˚22' - (Aceh Besar) (H.L.O) 5°33' LU Aceh 17 17/Sheet VI C SIGLI Peta Topografi Daerah Sigli, 1944 1 48X60cm W C I A The Survey of 1 : 50,000 95°52' - 96° BT Kartografik Afdeeling Noordkust van Atjeh India Offices dan 5˚22' - (Pantai Utara Aceh); dan Daerah (P.Z.O) 5°33' LU Afdeeling Groot -Atjeh (Aceh Besar) Aceh 18 18/Sheet VII A POELAU ROESA Peta Topografi Daerah Poelau Roesa 1944 2 49x59cm W C I A The Survey of 1 : 50,000 11°29'20" - Kartografik (Pulau Rusa) India Offices 11°39'40" West (P.Z.O) of Batavia dan 5°11' - 5˚22' LU Aceh 19 19/Sheet VII B TJOEPLET BOELAT Peta Topografi Daerah Tjoeplet 1944 2 49x59cm W C I A The Survey of 1 : 50,000 11°19' - Kartografik Boelat (Cuplet Bulat), India Offices 11°29'20" West Onderafdeeling Westkust van Atjeh (P.Z.O) of Batavia dan (Aceh); Daerah Onderafdeeling 5°11' - 5˚22' LU Groot Atjeh (Aceh Besar); dan Daerah Onderafdeeling Zuidelijke Nederzetingen Aceh 20 20/Sheet VII/C GLÉ SEUMADEUËN Peta Topografi Daerah Glé 1944 1 66x59cm W C I A The Survey of 1 : 50,000 11°19' - Kartografik & D Seumadeuën dan daerah sekitarnya India Offices 11°33'20" West (P.Z.O) of Batavia dan 5˚ - 5°11' LU 2 NO FOLDER/ITEM KURUN VOL/ UKURAN WAR FORMAT PENCIPTA/ JENIS FONDS SERI ARSIP FILE ISI INFORMASI SKALA POSISI KET URUT KODE JUDUL WAKTU MED (CM) NA C/T I/P A/K PENERBIT PETA 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 Aceh 21 21/Sheet VIII B BOEKIT BATEE ITAM Peta Topografi Daerah Boekit Batee 1944 1 48x58cm W C I A The Survey of 1 : 50,000 95°40' - 95°50' Kartografik Itam, Afdeeling Groot Atjeh (Aceh India Offices BT dan 5˚11' - Besar) (P.Z.O) 5°22' LU Aceh 22 22/Sheet IX A GLÉ TÒNG POEDÉNG Peta Topografi Daerah Gle Tong 1944 1 48X60cm W C I A The Survey of 1 : 50,000 95°52' - 96° BT Kartografik Poedeng, Landschap II MM. Titeuĕ, India Offices dan 5˚11' - Afdeeling Noordkust (Pantai Utara (P.Z.O) 5°22' LU Aceh), Gouvernement Atjeh en Onderhoorigheden Aceh 23 23/Sheet X A KOEALA MEURENDOE Peta Topografi Daerah Koeala 1944 1 48x58cm W C I A The Survey of 1 : 50,000 96°12' - 96°20' Kartografik Meurendoe (Kuala Meurendu) dan India Offices BT dan 5˚11' - sekitanya (P.Z.O) 5°22' LU Aceh 24 24/Sheet XV B POELAU RAJA Peta Topografi Daerah Poelau Raja 1944 1 49x59cm W C I A The Survey of 1 : 50,000 11°19' - Kartografik (Pulau Raya) India Office 11°29'20" West (P.Z.O) of Batavia dan 4°59' - 5˚ LS Aceh 25 25/Sheet XV D POELAU KEUËH Peta Topografi Daerah Poelau Keueh 1944 1 48x58cm W C I A The Survey of 1 : 50,000 95°20' - 95°28' Kartografik (Pulau Keueh), P Kike (Pulau Kike); India Offices BT dan 4˚38' - dan Daerah Pemukiman Panton (P.Z.O) 4°49' LU Ma'moe Aceh 26 26/Sheet XVI-C TJALANG Peta Topografi Daerah 1944 1 57x76cm W C I A The Survey of 1 : 50,000 95°30' - Kartografik Onderafdeeling Tjalang (Calang), India Offices 95°38'BT dan Afdeeling Westkust , Gouvernement (P.Z.O) 4˚34' - 4°49' LU Atjeh (Aceh) en Onderhoorigheden Aceh 27 27/Sheet XXX MEULABOH Peta Topografi Daerah Meulaboh dan 1944 1 64x68cm W C I A The Survey of 1 : 50,000 96°06' - 96°18' Kartografik B sekitarnya India Offices BT dan 4˚04' - (P.Z.O) 4°16' LU Aceh 28 28/Sheet 1 KOETARADJA Peta Topografi Daerah Pemukiman 1944 1 71x57cm W C I A The Survey of 1 : 50,000 95° - 96° BT Kartografik Koetaradja (Kutaraja), Afdeeling India Offices dan 5˚ - 6° LU Groot Atjeh (Aceh Besar); (H.L.O) Peta ini memuat informasi mengenai pulau terdepan yang berbatasan dengan India, yaitu Pulau We. Aceh 29 29/Sheet 2 BIREUN Peta Topografi Daerah Bireun dan 1944 1 56x91cm W C I A The Survey of 1 : 250,000 96° - 97° BT Kartografik sekitarnya India Offices dan 5˚ - 6° LU (H.L.O) Aceh 30 30/Sheet 3 LHOKSEUMAWE Peta Topografi Daerah Kota 1944 1 56x71cm W C I A The Survey of 1 : 250,000 97° - 98° BT Kartografik Lhokseumawe, Afdeeling Noordkust India Offices dan 5˚ - 6° LU van Atjeh (Pantai Utara Aceh); dan (H.L.O) Daerah Afdeeling Oostkust van Atjeh (Pantai Timur Aceh) Aceh 31 31/Sheet 4 TJALANG Peta Topografi Daerah Kota Tjalang 1944 1 56x71cm W C I A The Survey of 1 : 250,000 95° - 96° BT Kartografik (Calang), Afdeeling Westkust van India Offices dan 4˚ - 5° LU Atjeh (Pantai Barat Aceh); dan (H.L.O) Daerah Afdeeling Noordkust van Atjeh (Pantai Utara Aceh) 3 NO FOLDER/ITEM KURUN VOL/ UKURAN WAR FORMAT PENCIPTA/ JENIS FONDS SERI ARSIP FILE ISI INFORMASI SKALA POSISI KET URUT KODE JUDUL WAKTU MED (CM) NA C/T I/P A/K PENERBIT PETA 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 Aceh 32 32/Sheet 7 KOEALASIMPANG Peta Topografi Daerah Kota 1944 1 56x71cm W C I A The Survey of 1 : 250,000 98° - 99° BT Kartografik Koealasimpang (Kualasimpang), India Offices dan 4˚ - 5° LU Gouvernement van Atjeh en (H.L.O) Onderhoorigheden; dan Daerah Residentie Oostkust van Sumatra (Pantai Timur Sumatera); Peta ini memuat informasi pulau terdepan dengan Malaysia, yaitu Poelau Sembilan.
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