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Um-Maps---C.Pdf Map Title Author/Publisher Date Scale Catalogued Case Drawer Folder Condition Series or I.D.# Notes Cambodia - Prey Tralach Army Map Service 1965 1:50,000 N 34 5 C1-A G AMS 1, L7011, Sheet 5648-I Topography, towns, trails for parts of Cambodia Cambodia - Prey Sen Army Map Service 1965 1:50,000 N 34 5 C1-A G AMS 1, L7011, Sheet 5648-IV Topography, towns, trails for parts of Cambodia Cambodia - Reang Kesei Army Map Service 1965 1:50,000 N 34 5 C1-A G AMS 1, L7011, Sheet 5649-I Topography, towns, roads for parts of Cambodia Cambodia - Moung Russei (Moung Roessei) Army Map Service 1965 1:50,000 N 34 5 C1-A G AMS 1, L7011, Sheet 5649-II Topography, towns, roads for parts of Cambodia Cambodia - Don Ba Army Map Service 1965 1:50,000 N 34 5 C1-A G AMS 1, L7011, Sheet 5649-III Topography, towns, trails for parts of Cambodia Cambodia - Kantoe Army Map Service 1965 1:50,000 N 34 5 C1-A G AMS 1, L7011, Sheet 5649-IV Topography, towns, roads for parts of Cambodia Cambodia - Bak Prea Army Map Service 1965 1:50,000 N 34 5 C1-A G AMS 1, L7011, Sheet 5650-I Topography, towns, trails for parts of Cambodia Cambodia - Phum Samdach Army Map Service 1966 1:50,000 N 34 5 C1-A G AMS 1, L7011, Sheet 5650-II Topography, towns, roads for parts of Cambodia Cambodia - Batdambang (Bătdâmbâng) Army Map Service 1965 1:50,000 N 34 5 C1-A G AMS 1, L7011, Sheet 5650-III Topography, towns, roads for parts of Cambodia Cambodia - Nikum Preah Sihanouk Army Map Service 1965 1:50,000 N 34 5 C1-A G AMS 1, L7011, Sheet 5650-IV Topography, towns, roads for parts of Cambodia Cambodia - Kralanh Army Map Service 1965 1:50,000 N 34 5 C1-A G AMS 1, L7011, Sheet 5651-I Topography, towns, roads for parts of Cambodia Cambodia - Bât Trâng Army Map Service 1965 1:50,000 N 34 5 C1-A G AMS 1, L7011, Sheet 5651-II Topography, towns, roads for parts of Cambodia Cambodia - Phum Phnum Toch Army Map Service 1965 1:50,000 N 34 5 C1-A G AMS 1, L7011, Sheet 5651-III Topography, towns, roads for parts of Cambodia Cambodia - Preah Net Preah Army Map Service 1966 1:50,000 N 34 5 C1-A G AMS 1, L7011, Sheet 5651-IV Topography, towns, roads for parts of Cambodia Cambodia - Siemreap (Siĕmréab) Army Map Service 1966 1:50,000 N 34 5 C1-A G AMS 1, L7011, Sheet 5751-II Topography, towns, roads for parts of Cambodia Cambodia - Kouk Reang Army Map Service 1966 1:50,000 N 34 5 C1-A G AMS 1, L7011, Sheet 5751-III Topography, towns, roads for parts of Cambodia Cambodia - Phum Môkak Army Map Service 1965 1:50,000 N 34 5 C1-A G AMS 1, L7011, Sheet 5751-IV Topography, towns, roads for parts of Cambodia Cambodia - Russei Thom Army Map Service 1965 1:50,000 N 34 5 C1-A G AMS 1, L7011, Sheet 5752-II Topography, towns, roads for parts of Cambodia Cambodia - Phum Reul Army Map Service 1965 1:50,000 N 34 5 C1-A G AMS 1, L7011, Sheet 5752-III Topography, towns, roads for parts of Cambodia Cambodia - Chhnok Tru Army Map Service 1965 1:50,000 N 34 5 C1-A G AMS 1, L7011, Sheet 5848-I Topography, towns, roads for parts of Cambodia Cambodia - Krakor (Krâkôr) Army Map Service 1965 1:50,000 N 34 5 C1-A G AMS 1, L7011, Sheet 5848-IV Topography, towns, roads for parts of Cambodia Cambodia - Pou Vaeuy Army Map Service 1965 1:50,000 N 34 5 C1-A G AMS 1, L7011, Sheet 5849-I Topography, towns, trails for parts of Cambodia Cambodia - Peam Bang Army Map Service 1965 1:50,000 N 34 5 C1-A G AMS 1, L7011, Sheet 5849-II Topography, towns, trails for parts of Cambodia Cambodia - Reang Toel Army Map Service 1965 1:50,000 N 34 5 C1-A G AMS 1, L7011, Sheet 5849-III Topography, towns, trails for parts of Cambodia Cambodia - Moat Khla Army Map Service 1965 1:50,000 N 34 5 C1-A G AMS 1, L7011, Sheet 5849-IV Topography, towns, trails for parts of Cambodia Cambodia - Kouk Thlok Army Map Service 1964 1:50,000 N 34 5 C1-A G AMS 1, L7011, Sheet 5850-I Topography, towns, roads for parts of Cambodia Cambodia - Kâmpông Kdei Army Map Service 1965 1:50,000 N 34 5 C1-A G AMS 1, L7011, Sheet 5850-II Topography, towns, roads for parts of Cambodia Cambodia - Tram Khnar Army Map Service 1961 1:50,000 N 34 5 C1-A G AMS 1, L7011, Sheet 5944-IV Topography, towns, roads for parts of Cambodia Cambodia - Phnom Penh (Phnum Penh) Army Map Service 1961 1:50,000 N 34 5 C1-A G AMS 1, L7011, Sheet 5945-I Topography, towns, roads for parts of Cambodia Cambodia - Kampong Spoe Army Map Service 1961 1:50,000 N 34 5 C1-A G AMS 1, L7011, Sheet 5945-III Topography, towns, roads for parts of Cambodia Cambodia - Ŏdŏng (Ŏdŏngk) (Oudong) Army Map Service 1961 1:50,000 N 34 5 C1-A G AMS 1, L7011, Sheet 5946-III Topography, towns, roads for parts of Cambodia Cambodia - Bos Chek Prey Army Map Service 1962 1:50,000 N 34 5 C1-A G AMS 1, L7011, Sheet 6047-I Topography, towns, roads for parts of Cambodia Cambodia - Prey Totung Army Map Service 1962 1:50,000 N 34 5 C1-A G AMS 1, L7011, Sheet 6047-II Topography, towns, roads for parts of Cambodia Cambodia - Skon (Skón) Army Map Service 1962 1:50,000 N 34 5 C1-A G AMS 1, L7011, Sheet 6047-III Topography, towns, roads for parts of Cambodia Cambodia - Tang Kouk Army Map Service 1962 1:50,000 N 34 5 C1-A G AMS 1, L7011, Sheet 6047-IV Topography, towns, roads for parts of Cambodia Cambodia - Baray Army Map Service 1962 1:50,000 N 34 5 C1-A G AMS 1, L7011, Sheet 6048-III Topography, towns, roads for parts of Cambodia Cambodia - Tang Krasang Army Map Service 1963 1:50,000 N 34 5 C1-A G AMS 1, L7011, Sheet 6048-IV Topography, towns, roads for parts of Cambodia Cambodia - Kouk Srok Army Map Service 1964 1:50,000 N 34 5 C1-A G AMS 1, L7011, Sheet 6049-III Topography, towns, roads for parts of Cambodia Cambodia - Kampong Chheuteal Army Map Service 1964 1:50,000 N 34 5 C1-A G AMS 1, L7011, Sheet 6049-IV Topography, towns, trails for parts of Cambodia Cambodia - Takhmau Army Map Service 1967 1:50,000 N 34 5 C1-B G AMS 1, L7016, Sheet 5931-I Topography, towns, roads for parts of Cambodia Cambodia - Prey Lovea (Prey Lvéa) Army Map Service 1967 1:50,000 N 34 5 C1-B G AMS 1, L7016, Sheet 5931-II Topography, towns, roads for parts of Cambodia Cambodia - Ang Tasaom (Ângk Tasaôm) Army Map Service 1967 1:50,000 N 34 5 C1-B G AMS 1, L7016, Sheet 5931-III Topography, towns, roads for parts of Cambodia Cambodia - Prey Veng Army Map Service 1967 1:50,000 N 34 5 C1-B G AMS 1, L7016, Sheet 6031-I Topography, towns, roads for parts of Cambodia Cambodia - Kampong Trabek Army Map Service 1967 1:50,000 N 34 5 C1-B G AMS 1, L7016, Sheet 6031-II Topography, towns, roads for parts of Cambodia Cambodia - Prek Thmei Army Map Service 1967 1:50,000 N 34 5 C1-B G AMS 1, L7016, Sheet 6031-III Topography, towns, roads for parts of Cambodia Cambodia - Prek Toch Army Map Service 1967 1:50,000 N 34 5 C1-B G AMS 1, L7016, Sheet 6031-IV Topography, towns, roads for parts of Cambodia Cambodia - Kampong Cham (Kâmpóng Cham) Army Map Service 1967 1:50,000 N 34 5 C1-B G AMS 1, L7016, Sheet 6032-I Topography, towns, roads for parts of Cambodia Cambodia - Svay Antor Army Map Service 1967 1:50,000 N 34 5 C1-B G AMS 1, L7016, Sheet 6032-II Topography, towns, roads for parts of Cambodia Towns, roads for parts of Cameroon, Equatorial Cameroon - Yaoundé S.G.A.E.F. Cameroun 1951 1:1,000,000 N 34 5 C1-C G Sheet 905 Guinea, Gabon Institute Geographic Cameroon - Abong Mbang National 1963 1:500,000 N 34 5 C1-C G Sheet NA-33-N.O. Topography, towns, roads for parts of Cameroon Institute Geographic Cameroon - Ngaoundéré National 1963 1:500,000 N 34 5 C1-C G Sheet NB-32/33-N.E. Topography, towns, roads for parts of Cameroon Institute Geographic Cameroon - Batouri National 1963 1:500,000 N 34 5 C1-C G Sheet NB-32/33-S.E. Topography, towns, roads for parts of Cameroon Institute Geographic Cameroon - Fort Foureau (Kousseri) National 1964 1:500,000 N 34 5 C1-C G Sheet ND-33-S.O. Topography, towns, roads for parts of Cameroon Towns, roads for parts of Cameroon, Equatorial Cameroon - Ebolowa S.G.A.E.F. Cameroun 1950 1:200,000 N 34 5 C1-C G Sheet NA-32-XVIII Guinea, Gabon Cameroon - Liouesso S.G.A.E.F.
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