A Series of Five Adjoining Vietnam War Era Maps.

Washington, D.C.: Army Map Service.. 1967-1968.. Five printed colour adjoining topographic maps (folded), legends to physical features including roads some including footpaths or trails, railroads, rivers, streams, lakes, mountains, boundaries and place names, Route Markers, Railroads, airfields, bridges and detailed terrain, a few including tea plantations, rice fields, coffee and rubber plantations. glossary of Vietnamese terms, in very good unused condition:

1. Special Use S.E. Asia. Xuat-Banlan Thu. Sheet 6026. Series L607.
Map 57.3 x 73 cms (sheet), inset map of Hon Khoai Island;

2. Special Use S.E. Asia. Sheet 5927. Series L607. Khoang Cach Deu Vong Cao-DQ.
Map 72.3 x 57.3 cms (sheet). he Viet Cong stronghold of Quan Long (Cà Mau) is shown;

3. Special Use S.E. Asia. Sheet 6027. Series L607. Vietnam.
Map 72.3 x 57.3 cms (sheet), legend showing boundaries, villages, elevation and hydrographic data, glossary of Vietnamese terms, in very good unused condition. Southeast Vietnam and the Mekong delta. The town of Vĩnh Lợi (Bạc Liêu) is at the mid right edge of map.;

4. Special Use S.E. Asia. Sheet 6028. Series L607. Vietnam. Do Cao Toi-da Duoi 5 met.
Map 54.5 x 54.5 cms 73.3 x 56.6 cms (sheet);

5. Special Use S.E. Asia. Sheet 5928. Series L607. Vietnam. Hon Rai.
Map 55 x 55 cms 74.3 x 56.7 cms (sheet), inset map of Hon Rai.
The caption has the note: "Dense forest or jungle indicates more than 25% of ground is concealed by canopy with undergrowth generally impassable on foot". Detailed topographic maps in unusually fine condition, of Central and Southern Vietnam issued during the Vietnam War by the United States Corps of Engineers. .