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Central Luzon: Manila directory
18th October 1944. Terrain study, copy no. 2316. For texts and maps see volume 1, for photographs see volume 2.
Ports map: Central Luzon
5th October 1944. Ports map based on USC & GS Manila 1941 sheet 100. Additional imformation by Allied Geographical Section.
Canals Manila area
5th October 1944
Airfields map
5th October 1944
Roads map
5th October 1944. Map showing main approaches to Manila ; branch and connecting roads.
Transport map : Manila railroad system
5th October 1944
Manila terminal district
Map showing all the terminals in Manila.
Signal communication: telephone system: Central Luzon
5th October 1944. Rizal has an independent provinicial phone system, 30 phones, 84 mies of line. Probably connects all municipalities. Based on Philippine islands A.M.S S401.
Administration map
5th October 1944
Philippine Islands Central Luzon: road and airfield map
18th September 1944. Coast and Geodetic Survey Manila, P.I. 1940 ; Sources of information US Coast and Geodetic Survey, U.S Army Engineers, Bureau of Public Works ; Bureau of Lands, Bureau of Forestry and other, Philippine Government Bureaus and…
Philippine Islands Central Luzon: important bridges
5th October 1944. Coast and Geodetic Survey Manila, P.I. 1940 ; Sources of information US Coast and Geodetic Survey, U.S Army Engineers, Bureau of Public Works ; Bureau of Lands, Bureau of Forestry and other, Philippine Government Bureaus and…
Manila and suburbs
25th July 1944. Based on trace prepared under the direction of Chief of Engineers, SWPA, from A.M.S. S811, with additional information by Allied Geographical Section, 25 Jul 44.
Possible landing beach, Manila Bay area: five miles south of the city of Manila
21st September 1944. Same area as shown in photo no. 149.
Central Manila
17th October 1944