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Germany, Imperial. A Large First War Naval Map of southwest Spain and Portugal

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Germany, Imperial. A Large First War Naval Map of southwest Spain and Portugal

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Germany, Imperial. A Large First War Naval Map of southwest Spain and Portugal

Measuring 736x841mm, better than very fine condition with light fraying and several small holes on the edges made by pins. It is an official German Imperial Navy map dated to 1918, showing the south-western part of the Iberian Peninsula, including parts of both Portugal and Spain, as well as Gibraltar and the tip of Morocco. Several important bays are magnified in smaller maps. The scale is 1:750,000, the scale of the smaller maps ranges from between 1:35,000 and 1:100,000. There are a few small markings made with pencil. (C:102)