Most of these are from the 1920’s-1940’s, and it’s possible that the 1:50,000 sheet might give you enough detail, depending on what the researcher needs. The Library of Congress has a more complete set…If you know the sheet number (you can use our online
index map. I think you’d need M-37-102-Б) you might be able to request from them.
I have used this website for historic Polish maps. I haven't taken time to explore it in relation to your question, but this might be a place to start.
Regards,
Heather Ross
Manager, Donald W. Hamer Maps Library
Penn State University Libraries
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Subject: Looking for a town/city map of Chlopy, Poland in the 1920s
Hi everyone,
We have a researcher looking for a town map of Chlopy, Poland in the 1920s (1925 specifically, but anything in the 20s would do, I suppose). According to the researcher, we used to have one and has seen it, but was lost in the flood (2004). I think it is now
Peremozhne (known as Khlopy until 1945), L′viv, Ukraine. Note, it's not the Chlopy in north-west Poland along the Baltic coast. If I have my history correct for this purpose, Chlopy was in Poland from 1919-1939, German from 1941-1944, Soviet Union from 1945-1991,
and Ukraine from 1991-.
Any suggestions for a Chlopy Poland town/city map from that period?
Thanks,
Ted
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