Far East Japanese Occupied Area Major Railroads
- Title
- eng Far East Japanese Occupied Area Major Railroads
- Description
- eng This color printed map displays shaded areas in East Asia and Southeast Asia to indicate the extent of Japanese control in 1943. The map focuses on the major railroads in this region; a legend in the top-left corner categorizes these railroads as operational, dismantled, or under construction. Areas under Japanese control generally have a much higher density of railroads than those outside of these regions. While certain railroads go beyond Japanese-occupied areas, these railroads typically become dismantled as they cross the border. The focus on railroads is likely to help gain a better understanding of Japan’s supply routes and logistics. The map also shows international and provincial political boundaries, rivers, and cities along the railroad routes. With a few exceptions in southern China, in areas not under Japanese control, only rivers and political boundaries are shown. We especially note that this map is initially drawn by the Research & Analysis Branch of OSS and reproduced by OSS. The map is a provisional edition from March 12, 1943, but uses data from March 2nd, 1943.
- Creator/agency who created the original map
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Creator: US government
Agency: OSS Board of Economic Warfare - Date
- March 12, 1943
- Genre
- eng US Intelligence Maps
- Places shown in the map
- eng Kingdom of Thailand
- eng Manchuria
- eng Japan
- eng Korea
- eng People’s Republic of China
- eng Republic of the Philippines
- eng Tibet
- eng Union of Burma
- eng Republic of Indonesia
- eng Sakhalin
- Language
- eng English
- Rights
- eng NO COPYRIGHT - UNITED STATES
- Contributor
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Sophie Newmark
Cameron Richardson
Brandon Hamilton
Finley Sebert
George Conlan
Isaiah Irwin
Jenny Tang
Kristoff Cao
Peter Annunziata
Kristoff Cao
