Maps of Shan Plateau
Burma, adjacent countries.
1 : 1520640 Stanford, Edward
Burma, Andaman & Nicobar Is., Sumatra and Thailand showing the airfields in Japanese occupied territory[a series of maps of] (1944)
[A series of maps of Burma, Andaman & Nicobar Is., Sumatra and Thailand showing the airfields in Japanese occupied territory and allied occupied territory], HIND Misc./6773. Great Britain. War Office. General Staff. Geographical Section. [London] : G.S.G.S. Rep. Sec.
Die britische Provinz Pegu und der südliche Theil von Barma
1 : 3000000 Myanma Kiepert, Heinrich Yule, H. D. Reimer
Partie, l'Empire Birman. Asie 96.
1 : 1641836 Vandermaelen, Philippe, 1795-1869
International 1:1,000,000 map
1 : 1000000 Royal Survey Department
Assam, No G-46 P. Haflang
Survey of India 1⁄4 inch Standard Sheets (1:253,440) Survey of India
Bengal [Bay of]
[Bay of Bengal. Gulf of Martaban. Moulmein River and approaches. Surveyed ... 1898-99]
Burma, No 84 P/13
This range contains maps and associated documents acquired by, or transferred to, the India Office Records, in the FCO between 1 January 1974 and 31 March 1982 and in The British Library after 1 April 1982. Survey of India
Burma, No 93 D/1
This range contains maps and associated documents acquired by, or transferred to, the India Office Records, in the FCO between 1 January 1974 and 31 March 1982 and in The British Library after 1 April 1982. Survey of India
Burma, No 84 P/14
This range contains maps and associated documents acquired by, or transferred to, the India Office Records, in the FCO between 1 January 1974 and 31 March 1982 and in The British Library after 1 April 1982. Survey of India
Burma, Meiktilla Sheet 5
Maps described in the 1878 published catalogue Survey of India
Fragment of map of Chittagong (Bengal), 23 January, 1818, by John Cheape, Bengal Engineers.
Pen-and-ink and water-colour fragment of a map of Chittagong by John Cheape(1792-1875) in 1818. Chittagong, located in Bangladesh at the point where the Karnaphuli River empties into the Bay of Bengal, is a significant port and has been used for centuries by Arakanese, Arab, Persian, Portuguese and Mughal sailors. Under the Portuguese in the 16th century the town was known as Porto Grande and became an important trading centre. It was captured by the Nawab of Bengal in 1666 and fell to the East India Company in 1760; 60 years later it was claimed by the emperor of Burma (now known as Myanmar) and this led to conflict between Burma and the United Kingdom in 1824. After Independence in 1947 Chittagong was part of East Pakistan but became part of the new nation of Bangladesh in 1971. Today Chittagong is the second largest city in Bangladesh, an important commercial centre and the site of a steel mill and oil refinery. Cheape, John (1792-1875), Artist
Lung-ling
1 : 2500000 United States. Army Map Service. Army Map Service
T'eng-ch'ung
1 : 2500000 United States. Army Map Service. Army Map Service
Birmah, Anam, Siam.
1 : 3300000 Hall, S. (Sidney)
Birmah, with part of Anam and Siam
1 : 3300000 Hall, Sidney Printed for Longman, Rees, Orme, Brown and Green
Burmah
1 : 9000000 Annin & Smith Lincoln & Edmands
Burma, OR 5574
One sheet within a four-sheet series, OR 5574, that contains both color and monochrome maps. Great Britain. War Office. [London] : [War Office]
India - north-eastern section.
1 : 4000000 John Bartholomew & Co.
Burma und Malayische Halbinsel
1 : 6000000 Malajsie
Carte de l'Empire Birman
1 : 5500000 Myanma Desmadryl
The Province of Bengal and Assam
India Office reference collection of maps Survey of India
Karte von Asam, Ost-Bengalen und Nord-Birma
1 : 2275000 Bengálsko Mahlmann, Heinrich Etzel, Franz August von D. Reimer
A mapp of the greate river GANGES as ir emptieth it selfe into the bay of BENGALA
from The sea-atlas : containing an hydrographical description of most of the sea-coasts of the known parts of the world.
Skeleton map to illustrate generally the Agreement of Feb. 4 1897 between Great Britain and China modifying Convention of March 1st 1894
Skeleton map to illustrate generally the Agreement of Feb. 4 1897 between Great Britain and China modifying Convention of March 1st 1894, IDWO 1267. Map shows both boundaries, that of 1897 enlarging Burmese territory. Inset shows Meung Mao area enlarged to 1:506,880. Corrected 1907. Great Britain. War Office. Intelligence Division. [London] : [War Office, Intelligence Division]
The Province of Bengal
India Office reference collection of maps Survey of India
Partie, l'Empire Birman. Asie 104.
1 : 1641836 Vandermaelen, Philippe, 1795-1869
Karte von Assam und seinen Nachbar-Ländern
1 : 1000000 gest. von W. Brose u. W. Jaeck Gotha : Perthes
KARTE von ASSAM
1 : 1000000 Bhútán Berghaus, Heinrich Karl Wilhelm Brose, W. Justus Perthes
