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  • M-35-5 Серники

    M-35-5 Серники
    Description:
    1910
    Subject:
    Topical Subject: Soviet Union, Topical Subject: Maps, and Geographic Subject: Sernyky
    Publisher:
    Генеральный штаб Красной Армии
    Language:
    Russian
    Date Created:
    1938
    Identifier:
    VAC9619-003046
    Genre:
    Military Maps and Topographic Maps
    Geographic Location:
    Coordinates: 51.667, 26, 52, 26.5
    Related URL:
    DataCORE Dataset Download: https://datacore.iu.edu/concern/data_sets/8623hz50w
    Abstract:
    Modern area represented: Sernyky, Rivne oblast, Ukraine
    Call Number:
    G7000 s100 .S7 sheet M-35-5
    City:
    Серники (Sernyky)
    Copyright Holder:
    No Copyright - United States
    Country:
    СССР (USSR)
    State/Province:
    Пинская область (Pinsk oblast), Белорусская ССР (Byelorussian Soviet Socialist Republic), Ровенская область (Rivne oblast), and Украинская ССР (Ukrainian Sov...
    Physical Description:
    Scale: 1:100,000
    Persistent URL:
    http://purl.dlib.indiana.edu/iudl/images/VAC9619/VAC9619-003046
    Provenance:
    DMA Topographic Center, Army Map Service Library, OMAHA, Library of Congress Geography & Map Division

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