Rough Map of Helmund River, from Band-i-Kamal Khan to Band-i-Seistan. (From Native Information.)
Scope & Content:
This map shows a stretch of the Helmund [Helmand] River at the disputed frontier between Afghanistan and Persia [Iran], drawn up from 'native information' supplied to HM Vice-Consul, Seistan [Sistan] and Kain [Qaen], Major Robert Arthur Edward Benn. The map indicates the border between Persia an...
Rough Map of Old and New Bed of Helmund River, To illustrate British Consul's Tour, 30th September 1902.
Scope & Content:
This map depicts the old and new beds of the Helmund [Helmand] River at its junction with the Pariun [Parian] branch near the disputed border between Afghanistan and Persia [Iran], to illustrate the tour undertaken by HM Consul, Seistan [Sistan], Major Robert Arthur Edward Benn, in September 190...
This map depicts the course of the Helmand River at its junction with the Pariun [Parian] branch near the disputed border between Afghanistan and Persia [Iran]. The map was drawn up by HM Consul for Seistan [Sistan] and Kain [Qaen], Major Robert Arthur Edward Benn. The map depicts the numerous s...
The volume consists of published copies of correspondence between the Admiralty, Board of Trade, Colonial Office, Foreign Office, Government of Bombay, Government of India, India Office, Treasury, British administrative and diplomatic staff, foreign governments and their staff, and private indiv...
This map depicts the contested frontier between Yemen and the Aden Protectorate, subject of the Aden Boundary Commission between the Turkish [Ottoman] authorities in Yemen and the Government of India. The map, drawn up by the British Commissioner, Colonel Robert Alexander Wahab, depicts the boun...
The volume consists of published copies of correspondence between the Admiralty, Foreign Office, Government of Bombay, Government of India, India Office, British administrative and diplomatic staff, foreign governments and their staff, and private individuals. It was printed for use by the Forei...
The volume consists of published copies of correspondence between the Admiralty, Foreign Office, Government of Bombay, Government of India, India Office, Treasury, British administrative and diplomatic staff, foreign governments and their staff, and private individuals. It was printed for use by...