Kondoa-Irangi, District of.' - War Office ledger. Surveyed and drawn by 'C.H.B. Grant. June. 1930 - March. 1931.
Scope & Content:
Comprises a plane-table sketch and a supplementary detail sheet. Covers an area of north-eastern Tanganyika around Kondoa Irangi, extending approximately 90 miles southwards to Dodoma, and 40 miles in other directions.
Portrays hydrology, relief by spot heights and form lines, roads and tracks, railways, settlements, missions, water holes, place names and administrative boundaries. Contains only minimal detail away from main settlements and lines of communication.
'The Island of St. Helena Enlarged from Palmers Military Sketch and Revised by the Royal Engineers 1872' under the superintendence of Lieutenant Francis Palmer Washington.
Scope & Content:
Shows shaded relief, hydrology, roads, settlements, public buildings, military establishments and installations, property boundaries, and cemeteries. Sheet 1 provides a graphic index.
Sketch map to illustrate the Proposed Concession near Makopira for wild rubber'. 'Plan No. 4.' 'By Mr. L.H.L. Huddart 14 Feb 1907
Scope & Content:
Covers the area between the Rovuma and Msalu rivers in north-eastern Mozambique. Relief shown by form lines; hydrology, settlements, communications and the rubber concession area boundary are also depicted.
Sketch map to illustrate the routes in the Territories of the Companhia do Nyassa taken by the expedition sent out by the Search Syndicate Ltd. Sept. 1906 - April 1907.' Plan No. 5.' 'By L.H.L. Huddart
Scope & Content:
Reproduction of a fair drawing covering the area between the Rovuma and Lurio rivers in north-eastern Mozambique. Shows relief by form lines, hydrology, settlements, communications, international boundaries and place-names. The second sheet is a printed version of the central portion of the map...
Geological cross sections in the vicinity of the River Msalu. By 'L.H.L. Huddart. 1907.' - War Office ledger
Scope & Content:
Covers the area around the Msalu River in north-eastern Mozambique in geological cross sections labelled Fig. 1. to Fig. 4. Only Fig. 3. has a stated horizontal scale; none has a stated vertical scale.
