File:Survey of Telegraph Line from Frere Town-Mombassa to Malindi. East Africa. (WOMAT-AFR-BEA-209-1-2).jpg

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'Survey of Telegraph Line from Frere Town-Mombassa to Malindi. East Africa.'
Description
Shows a route along the eastern coast of East Africa Protectorate, indicating hydrology, settlements, roads and vegetation
British Library Shelfmark
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WOMAT/AFR/BEA/209/1/2
Locations Depicted
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Mombassa, East Africa Protectorate
Centre Point Coordinates
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-3.6190,39.9132
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Wilson, David James, c 1858-1913, colonial administrator, Surveyor
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Map location British East Africa
Scale 1:15,840
Bounding box
3°12′47″S 39°41′45″E / 3.2131°S 39.6958°E / -3.2131; 39.6958 3°12′47″S 40°07′50″E / 3.2131°S 40.1306°E / -3.2131; 40.1306
4°01′29″S 39°41′45″E / 4.0248°S 39.6958°E / -4.0248; 39.6958 4°01′29″S 40°07′50″E / 4.0248°S 40.1306°E / -4.0248; 40.1306
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institution QS:P195,Q23308
Dimensions 33 x 25cm
Medium Manuscript: coloured ink, pencil and watercolour on paper
Notes For more information please see the British Library’s Collection Guide to the War Office Archive. Archived from the original on 2016-01-11. Retrieved on 2015-11-24.

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