Carta Topografica Della Colonia Eritrea Alla Scala Di 1:100,000 (Title In Lower Right Margin of Each Sheet: Carta Della Colonia Eritrea, Carta Della Colonia Eritrea) 1909

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Old topographic map of Africa, Eritrea, Italy.

day Eritrea in 1885. The Treaty of Wichale (Uccialli) of 1889 concluded with Emperor Menelik of Ethiopia, gave Italy sovereignty over the territory that the Italians called Eritrea, a name derived from Mare Erythraeum, the Roman designation for the Red Sea. Between 1890 and 1941, Italy sent thousands of settlers to the colony and developed its rail and road transport systems. These maps, used to assist in the colonization effort, came into the possession of the United States Army after World War II. Included in the series is an index map, created by the U.S. Army Map Service in January 1946. The British occupied Eritrea in 1941. At the end of war, Eritrea was federated with Ethiopia, but it became an independent state in 1993." World Digital Library.

Created by Istituto Geografico Militare (Italy), United States. Army Map Service in 1909.

• Accompanied by index map prepared by the United States Army Map Service, January 1946 (Army Map Service file no.: Eritrea S30-IGM-100) (col. ; 24 x 36 cm.).
• Includes glossary on title sheet.
• Relief shown by hachures, form lines, and spot heights.
• Some sheets include diagram indicating sources of compilation.
• Title from title sheet.