[MAP OF 1960S SYRIA] Sûrîyah = Syria. Prep. by F. Orfali.

Syrian Tourist Office / Al-Matba'ah Wa-Al-Jarîdah Al-Rasmîyah., - [c. 1962], 1962

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Year of publication

1962

Place of printing

Damascus - Syria

Author

F. Orfali, (Prep. By And Cartographer).

Pages

Publishers

Syrian Tourist Office / Al-Matba'ah Wa-Al-Jarîdah Al-Rasmîyah.,, [c. 1962]

Keyword

ÖNT17 MAPS MAP OF THE MAPPING CARTOGRAPHY GEOGRAPHY CARTE ATLAS, OTTOMAN SCIENCES HISTORY SCIENCE TURK TURKS TURKISH of the, Reference Cartography Cartographer Cartographers Ottomanica, Syria. Wizarat Al-Thaqafah Wa-Al-Siya?ah Wa-Al-Irshad Al-Qawm, Arabic Contemporary Syrie Damascus Middle East topography, topographer Ottomania Ottoman world Ottoman history Ottomans The, Ottoman Empire State Das Osmanische Reich L'Empire ottoman, L'Impero Ottomano El Imperio Otomano Det osmanske riket, osmanische Geschichte histoire ottomane storia ottomana historia, otomana ottomanske historie Istanbul Constantinople, Constantinopla Constantinopoli Konstantinopel Plan street, hospitals buildings Architecture Architektur arkitektur, Arquitectura architettura architectura építészet Arquitetura, engineering engineer Cadastre Kadastro Kadikoy Kadi--keuy, Beyoglu Turkish Turk Collection Sammlung Kollektion Abholung, Collezione Raccolta colección Colecta samling Collectible, Collectibles Plan Planning, Maps & Atlases & Guides

Binding description

Soft cover

Languages

English

Binding

Softcover

Description

Very Good Arabic Original color lithograph map. Folded. 50x69 cm. Bilingual in English and Arabic. On verso, English and Arabic information about Syria's economy, ancient ruined cities, museums, festivals and festivities, and big cities like Aleppo, Hama, Latakia, Damascus as well as a table of distances. Shows international boundaries, touristic and archaeological sites, and paved roads, international borders, and borders of the Mohafazats; the Mediterranean Sea and shores on the west, Jordan and Israel in the lower left part of the map is marked as Palestine and no Tel Aviv and its shores where it should be on the south, and Iraq on the east with Hatay Province which became a part of Turkey after a referendum of 1939 on the north. Scale: 1/1,500,000. One copy in the Library of Congress. LCCN 2014587674.