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Subject: re: Military bases and border conflict maps
Date: Mon, 15 Dec 2003 13:27:33 -0600
From: Geoffrey Forbes <[log in to unmask]>
Organization: Eastview Inc.


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Dear Jeremiah,

American and Russian nautical charts, especially port plans and insets
of port plans, offer great coverage of the ports of the world.
Large-scale nationally-produced topographic mapping is also available in
many cases.  You are right that much of it is restricted by the original
sources, but we've managed to acquire a lot of this sort of data from
numerous sources over the years.  If you identify the countries (cities,
compounds, borders) of interest, I will be happy to provide specifics.

Best regards,

Geoffrey A. Forbes
Director of Operations

East View Cartographic, Inc.
3020 Harbor Lane N
Minneapolis  MN  55447-5137
Tel. (763)550-0961
Fax: (763)559-2931
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www.cartographic.com

  >>  -------- Original Message --------
  >>  Subject: Military bases and border conflict maps
  >>  Date: Mon, 15 Dec 2003 12:06:49 -0500
  >>  From: Jeremiah Trinidad <[log in to unmask]>

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  >>  I have a professor teaching a class on third world security issues
who is
  >>  requesting maps of military bases and border conflicts for all/any
  >>  countries
  >>  after WWII.

  >>  I would greatly appreciate any help in identifying sources for
  >>  purchasing or
  >>  locating these types of maps.  I imagine some are probably
classified and
  >>  hard to find.


  >>  Thanks,
  >>  Jeremiah Trinidad
  >>  GIS/Map Librarian
  >>  Columbia University Libraries
  >>  328 School of International & Public Affairs
  >>  420 West 118th Street
  >>  NY, NY 10027
  >>  (212) 854-5664

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