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World Topographic University of Waikato Library: Map Collection World: Topographical maps 1: 1,000,000 series The Map Collection of the University of Waikato Library contains a comprehensive collection of maps from around the world with detailed coverage of New Zealand and the Pacific. Editions are first unless stated. These maps are held in storage on Level 1. Please ask a librarian if you would like to use one. The maps held are listed here from north to south and then from west to east (starting at 180º west of Greenwich) within 4º bands of latitude. 84ºN - 80ºN NU NU14-20 Robeson Channel (Canada) 1974 NU21-24 Robeson Channel (Greenland) 3rd ed. 1968 NU38-41 Zemlya Frantsa Iosifa (Russia) 2nd ed. 1964 NU44-47 Ostrov Konsomolets (Russia) 2nd ed. 1964 80ºN - 76ºN NT NT8-12: Ballantyne Strait (Canada) 1976 NT12-16 Belcher Channel (Canada) 1976 NT16-20 Jones Sound (Canada) 1976 NT32-36 Svalbard (Norway) 1973 NT41-44 Mys Zhelaniya (Russia) 2nd ed. 1964 NT46-49 Ostrov Bol’shevik (Russia) 2nd ed. 1964 76ºN - 72ºN NS NS9-12 Thomsen River (Canada) 1976 NS12-14 Viscount Melville Sound (Canada) 1976 NS15-17 Lancaster Sound (Canada) 1976 NS17-20 Eclipse Sound (Canada) 1976 NS39-42 Novaya Zemlya (Russia). 2nd ed. 1964 NS43-45 Ostrov Dikson (Russia) 1947 NS46-48 Ozero Taymyr (Russia) 1947 NS49-51 Ust’-Olenek (Russia) 2nd ed. 1964 NS52-54 Ostrov Bol’shoy Lyakhovskiy (Russia) 2nd ed. 1964 NS55-57 Novosibirskiye Ostrova, Vostok 1947 (Russia) Page 1 of 23 Last updated May 2013 University of Waikato Library: Map Collection World: Topographical maps 1: 1,000,000 series 72ºN - 68ºN NR NR1-2 Chulotsk Sea (Russia) 1943 NR3-4 Barrow (USA) 1956 NR5-6 Umiat (USA) 1970 NR7-9 Firth River (Canada) 1975 NR9-12 Horton River (Canada) 1975 NR12-14 Victoria Strait (Canada) 1976 NR15-17 Murchison River (Canada) 1980 NR17-20 Rowley River (Canada) 1980 NR33-34 Tromso (Norway) 6th ed. 1956 NR35-37 Murmansk (Russia) 1943 NR37-38 Rinda and Kanin (Russia) 1942 NR39-40 Tobseda (Russia) 3rd ed. 1963 NR41-42 Kara (Russia) 2nd ed. 1963 NR43-44 Tazovskaya Guba (Russia) 1947 NR45-46 Noril’sk (Russia) 2nd ed. 1964 NR47-48 Khatanga (Russia) 2nd ed. 1963 NR49-50 Dzhelinda (Russia) 1947 NR51-52 Tiksi (Russia) 2nd ed. 1964 NR53-54 Kazach’ye (Russia) 2nd ed. 1964 NR55-56 Russko-Ust’Inskoye (Russia) 2nd ed. 1964 NR57-58 Nizhne-Kolomsk (Russia) 1943 NR 59-60 Chaun Inlet (Russia) 1943 68ºN - 64ºN NQ NQ1-2 Chukotsk Peninsula (Russia) 1943 NQ3-4 Nome (USA) 1971 NQ5-6 Fairbanks (USA) 1970 NQ7-9 Peel River (Canada) 1976 NQ9-12 Great Bear River (Canada) 1976 NQ12-14 Thelon River (Canada) 1976 NQ15-17 Quoich River (Canada) 1980 NQ17-20 Koukdjuak River (Canada) 1979 NQ20-22 Davis Strait (Canada / Greenland) 1980 NQ33-35 Namsos (Norway / Sweden / Finland) 6th ed. 1958 NQ35-37 Uleaborg, Kem’ & Archangel (Finland 1942 / Russia) NQ 37-38 Arkhangelsk and Mezen (Russia) 1943 NQ39-40 Nar’yan-Mar (Russia) 2nd ed. 1955 NQ41-42 Vorkuta (Russia) 2nd ed. 1963 NQ43-44 Tazovskoye (Russia) 2nd ed. 1963 Page 2 of 23 Last updated May 2013 University of Waikato Library: Map Collection World: Topographical maps 1: 1,000,000 series 68ºN - 64ºN NQ (continued) NQ45-46 Igarka (Russia) 2nd ed. 1963 NQ47-48 Tura (Russia). 2nd ed. 1963 NQ49-50 Shologontsy (Russia) 2nd ed. 1963 NQ51-52 Zhigansk (Russia) 1947 NQ53-54 Ust’-Nera (Russia) 2nd ed. 1963 NQ57-58 Pyatsistennoye (Russia) 3rd ed. 1964 NQ59-60 Anador (Russia) 1943 64ºN - 60ºN NP NP1-2 Saint Lawrence Island (USA) 1956 NP7-8 Whitehorse (Canada) 1973 NP7-9 Macmillan River (Canada) 1974 NP9-10 Redstone River (Canada) 1975 NP11-12 Slave River (Canada) 1975 NP12-13 Lockhart River (Canada) 1975 NP13-14 Derwent River (Canada) 1975 NP15-16 Maguse River (Canada) 1975 NP16-17 Sutton River (Canada) 1975 NP17-18 Riviere Kovic (Canada) 1979 NP19-20 Soper River (Canada) 1979 NP31-32 Bergen (Norway) 7th ed. 1962 NP33-34 Gavle (Sweden) 8th ed. 1962 NP35-36 Helsingfors and Petrozavdosk (Russia) 1943 NP37-38 Kargopol and Ustyug (Russia). 2nd ed. 1943 NP39-40 Ust-Sisolsk and Cherdin (Russia) 1943 NP41-42 Khanty-Mansiysk (Russia) 2nd ed. 1963 NP43-44 Surgut (Russia) 1947 NP45-46 Severo-Yeniseyskiy (Russia) 1947 NP47-48 Baykit (Russia) 1947 NP49 Syul’Dyukar (Russia) 2nd ed. 1943 NP50 Suntar (Russia) 1943 NP51 Olekminsk (Russia) 1943 NP52 Yakutsk (Russia) 1943 NP53 Ust’-Maya (Russia) 1943 NP54 Oymyakon (Russia) 1943 NP55 Koloma (Russia) 1943 NP56 Seymchan (Russia) 1943 NP57 Gizhiga (Russia) 1943 NP58 Kamenskoye (Russia) 1943 NP59 Apuka (Russia) 1943 NP60 Cape Navarin (Russia) 1943 Page 3 of 23 Last updated May 2013 University of Waikato Library: Map Collection World: Topographical maps 1: 1,000,000 series 60ºN - 56ºN NO NO3-4 Bristol Bay (USA) 1971 NO5-6 Kodiak (USA) 1970 NO7-8 Sitka (USA) 1974 NO9 Dease Lake (Canada) 2nd ed. 1988 NO10 Fort Nelson (Canada) 2nd ed. 1988 NO11 Peace River (Canada) 1977 NO12 Lake Athabasca (Canada) 1975 NO13 Wollaston Lake (Canada) 1975 NO14 Southern Indain Lake (Canada) 1975 NO15 Churchill (Canada) 1976 NO16 Partridge Island (Canada) 1976 NO17 Ottawa Islands (Canada) 1976 NO18 Lac Minto (Canada) 1977 NO19 Ungava Bay (Canada) 1979 NO29-31 Aberdeen (UK) 3rd ed. 1956 NO31-34 Oslo (Norway / Sweden) 7th ed. 1957 NO34-35 Riga (Estonia / Latvia) 7th ed. 1959 NO36 Leningrad (Russia) 7th ed. 1961 NO37 Yaroslavl’ (Russia) 9th ed. 1975 NO38 Ivanovo (Russia) 8th ed. 1956 NO39 Gor’kiy (Russia) 4th ed. 1956 NO39 Kirov (Russia) 5th ed. 1975 NO40 Perm’ (Russia) 4th ed. 1958 NO41 Sverdlovsk (Russia) 2nd ed. 1963 NO42 Tobol’sk (Russia) 3rd ed. 1963 NO43 Tara (Russia) 4th ed. 1964 NO44 Kolpashevo (Russia) 1947 NO45 Tomsk (Russia) 3rd ed. 1964 NO46 Krasnoyarsk (Russia) 4th ed. 1963 NO47 Ilanskiy (Russia) 4th ed. 1947 NO48 Ust’-Kut (Russia) 3rd ed. 1962 NO49 Kirensk (Russia) 1943 NO50 Bodaybo (Russia) 2nd ed. 1944 NO 51 Aldan (Russia) 1943 NO52 Tommot (Russia) 1943 NO53 Chasovnya Uchurskaya (Russia) 1944 NO54 Okhotsk (Russia) 1944 NO55 Tauysk (Russia) 4th ed. 1961 NO56 Magadan (Russia) 4th ed. 1961 NO57 Voyampolka (Russia) 1944 NO58 Karaginskiy Ostrov (Russia) 4th ed. 1961 Page 4 of 23 Last updated May 2013 University of Waikato Library: Map Collection World: Topographical maps 1: 1,000,000 series 56ºN - 52ºN NN NN59-60 Attu Island (USA) 1971 NN1-2 Andreanof Island (USA) 1971 NN8-9 Prince Rupert (Canada) 2nd ed. 1988 NN10 Prince George (Canada) 1970 NN11 Lesser Slave Lake (Canada) 2nd ed. 1988 NN13 Prince Albert (Canada) 1971 NN14 The Pas (Canada) 1972 NN15 Gods Lake (Canada) 1971 NN16 Winisk Lake (Canada) 1971 NN17 James Bay (Canada) 1971 NN18 Lac Bienville (Canada) 1971 NN19 Schefferville (Canada) 1971 NN20-21 Hamilton Inlet (Canada) 3rd ed. 1970 NN21 Cartwright (Canada) 1970 NN29-30 Dublin (Ireland) 5th ed. 1956 NN29-31 Edinburgh (UK) 3rd ed. 1956 NN31-32 Amsterdam (Netherlands / Germany) 7th ed. 1955 NN33-34 Berlin (Germany / Poland) 6th ed. 1955 NN34-35 Minsk (Belarus / Lithuania) 7th ed. 1959 NN36 Smolensk (Russia) 5th ed. 1959 NN37 Moskva (Russia) 8th ed. 1975 NN38 Penza (Russia) 8th ed. 1975 NN39 Kuybyshev (Russia) 6th ed. 1954 NN40 Magnitogorsk (Russia) 5th ed. 1958 NN41 Chelyabynsk (Russia) 2nd ed. 1966 NN42 Petropavlovsk (Russia) 3rd ed. 1965 NN43 Omsk (Russia) 1946 NN44 Novosibirsk (Russia) 1946 NN45 Stalinsk (Russia) 1947 NN46 Abakan (Russia) 4th ed. 1964 NN47 Nizhne-Udinsk (Russia) 1947 NN48 Irkutsk (Russia) 1946 NN49 Chita (Russia) 2nd ed. 1944 NN50 Sretensk (Russia) 1943 NN51 Skovorodino (Russia) 2nd ed. 1957 NN52 Zeya (Russia) 1943 NN53 Udskaya Guba (Russia) 2nd ed. 1944 NN54 Nikolayesk-na-Amure (Russia) 3rd ed. 1956 NN56-57 Petropavlovsk (Russia) 1944 NN59-60 Attu Island (USA) 1971 Page 5 of 23 Last updated May 2013 University of Waikato Library: Map Collection World: Topographical maps 1: 1,000,000 series 52ºN - 48ºN NM NM59-60 Attu Island (USA) 1971 NM1-2 Andreanof Island (USA) 1971 NM9-10 Vancouver (Canada) 1969 NM11 Kootenay Lake (Canada) 1978 NM12-13 South Saskatchewan River (Canada) 2nd ed. 1967 NM13 Regina (Canada) 2nd ed. 1970 NM14 Winnipeg (Canada) 1970 NM15 Lake of the Woods (Canada) 1970 NM16 Lake Nipigon (Canada) 1972 NM17 Timmins (Canada) 1971 NM18 Lac Chibougamau (Canada) 1971 NM19 Chicoutimi (Canada) 1971 NM20 Anticosti Island (Canada) 2nd ed. 1987 NM21 Corner Brook (Canada) 1969 NM29-31 London (UK) 4th ed. 1954 NM31-32 Bruxelles (Belgium/France/Germany) 7th ed. 1956 NM33-34 Wien (Austria/Czech Republic/Poland) 8th ed. 1956 NM34-35 Lublin (Ukraine/Poland) 6th ed. 1959 NM36 Kiyev (Ukraine) 6th ed. 1960 NM37 Kharkov (Ukraine/Russia) 2nd ed. 1943 NM38 Volgograd (Russia) 7th ed. 1975 NM39 Ural’sk (Kazakhstan) 7th ed. 1975 NM40 Chkalov (Kazakhstan) 5th ed. 1956 NM41 Turgay (Kazakhstan) 1948 NM42 Akmolinsk (Kazakhstan) 1954 NM43 Karaganda (Kazakhstan) 3rd ed. 1956 NM44 Semipalatinsk (Kazakhstan /Russia) 3rd ed. 1964 NM45 Zyryanovsk (Kazakhstan/Mongolia) 3rd ed. 1965 NM46 Jirgalanta (Mongolia / Russia) 1958 NM47 Hobsogol Dalay (Mongolia / Russia) 1958 NM48 Ulan-Ude (Mongolia / Russia) 1943 NM49 Petrovsk-Zabaykal’sk 1943 (Mongolia/Russia) NM50 Aginskoye-Dalai Nor (Mongolia/China) 2nd ed. 1944 NM51 Nen-Chiang (China) 1943 NM52 Blagoveshchensk (Russia / China) 1944 NM53 Khabarovsk (Russia) 1943 NM54-55 Aleksandrovsk-Sakhalinskiy (Russia) 3rd ed. 1956 NM56 Onnekotan-To (Russia) 1944 NM57 Shimushu-To (Russia) 1944 NM59-60 Attu Island (USA) 1971 Page 6 of 23 Last updated May 2013 University of Waikato Library: Map Collection World: Topographical maps 1: 1,000,000 series 48ºN - 44ºN NL NL10 Cascade Range (USA) 1945 NL11 Snake River (USA) 1960 NL12 Yellowstone (USA) 1955 NL13 Big Horn Mountains (USA) 1955 NL14 Dakotas (USA) 2nd ed.
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