The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
[3DRL/2316 Series 10 Map 219] Single sheet, possible facsimile of portion of 1:100 000 scale topographical map of the Western Front region in France, between Villers-Bretonneux and Fontaine. Handwritten title “Successive Advances made by the Australian Army Corps Between 8 Aug & 5 Oct 1918.” Corps boundaries marked in black and green-blue lines. Series of red and green-blue lines with dates indicating when that line was gained. Typed blue note at the bottom is a description of when the Corps boundary was extended over the north of the Somme river, includes text “The Australian Army Corps took over…by red dotted line.”
Top right corner has 219 stamped in blue ink. Bottom right corner has been torn. Pencil notes on left and bottom left about line colours. There are nine groups of small ink lines, seven red at bottom right, two green on right. 3DRL/2316 [50/219] is on rear, bottom left. Also on rear are five examples of repairs to map.
A colour map on linen titled 'France'. Scale not given, dated 29/9/1918. Shows the area between Peronne in the west and Hargicourt in the east, with populated places, woods, roads, railways and waterc
[3DRL/2316 Series 10 Map 147] A composite map of the Western Front region of Northern France covering the area between the towns of Villers-Bretonneux and Dernancourt and the Somme and Ancre rivers. M
[3DRL/2316 Series 10 Map 211] Single sheet topographical map of the Western Front region between Bellicourt and Beaurevoir in northern France A colour map on linen titled Wiancourt. Scale 1:20,000, e
[3DRL/2316 Series 10 Map 195] Composite topographical map of the Western Front region between Jeancourt and Joncourt in northern France made up of single sheet topographical map of Villeret. A colour
A colour topographic map made from multiple sheets of linen covering the area between Amiens and Chuignes. Created from approx 4, 1:20 000 scale map sheets, cut and pasted together; original sheet tit
A colour map on linen titled 'Turkey; Gallipoli'. Scale 1:250,000, War Office October 1908, Survey Department Egypt 1915. Map features roads, railways, buildings, and rivers. Annotations include '38',
