1. Europe
1915. Bullard, G. E. Date estimated from text.; Relief shown by hachures.; Indexed.; Includes text and statistics on reigning families, navies, armies, territories, etc... The Bullard Company (Boston).
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1915. National Geographic Society (U.S.). Relief shown by hachures. Inset: Map of the Dardenelles. 70 x 77 centimeters Scale 1:5,322,240. 84 miles = 1 inch General Map Collection. National Geographical Society (Washington, D.C.), 1915.
1915. This map shows tentative locations for a system of 100,000 miles of national highways.; "Issued under the joint auspices of the National Highways A... National Highways Association (Washington, D.C).
1915. United States. General Land Office. Includes inset of Alaska. 40 x 61 centimeters, on sheet 49 x 69 centimeters Scale approximately 1:7,700,000 General Map Collection. The Office (Washington, D.C).
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1915. American Geographical Society of New York. Date from previously assigned call number. 57 x 53 centimeters, on sheet 73 x 69 centimeters Scale 1:3,700,000 General Map Collection. American Geographical Society (New York).
1914, 1915, 1916, 1917, and 1918. Indicates railways, roads, canals, submarine telegraph lines, and fortresses. Relief shown by hachures and spot heights. "Stanford's Geogl. Estabt.... Edward Stanford.
1915. United States. War Department. General Staff. War College Division. Also shows administrative divisions.; Relief shown by hachures.; Includes inset of "Enlarged map, State of Mexico and surrounding country." 75 x 10... The Division : (Washington [D.C).
1915. Mulford, John C. The Lincoln Highway is not a part of the 50,000-mile system advocated by and shown on the maps of the National Highways Association. Much of the mi... Lincoln Highway Association (Washington, D.C).
1915. London Geographical Institute. 1 inset: Europe.; Shows belligerant and neutral countries, the Maginot Line and the Siegfried Line.; Printed by George Philip & Son, Limited, Londo... Daily Telegraph (London, England).
1914, 1915, 1916, 1917, and 1918. Map includes key to docks (dreadnaughts), German air ship sheds and naval fortresses, submarine telegraphs and International boundaries. Map "459.". [The Times].