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Publisher:
[Washington, D.C.] : [Central Intelligence Agency], [1973]
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Public
Description:
Relief shown by shading and spot heights. "Azad Kashmir, Gilgit, and Balistan are not considered by Pakistan to be provinces". Names and boundary representation are not nercessarily authoritative". Shows international and provincial boundaries, international boundaries-in dispute, national and provincial capitals, roads, railroads (narrow or meter gage), tracks, airfields, major ports and populated places. Includes location map and outline map of Pakistan superimposed on the U.S. "501383 9-73."
Place(s):
Pakistan
Subject(s):
Pakistan—Maps, Pakistan—Economic conditions—Maps, Pakistan—Population—Maps, Agriculture—Pakistan—Maps, Ethnology—Pakistan—Maps, Ethnic groups—Pakistan—Maps, and Land use—Pakistan—Maps
Call number:
G7641.C1 1973 .C4
Held by:
Princeton
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