This sketch map shows the Beida [Al Bayḑāʼ] district in Yemen and the surrounding regions. The Beida district, which is marked as being under Zeidi [Zaidi] occupation, is highlighted by a dotted red line.
This map of the south-western part of Yemen has been taken from a publication and, according to a caption below the map, has been reproduced with the permission of the Royal Geographical Society. It includes annotations written in pencil and red ink.
This map shows Yemen (including the Aden Protectorate), Asir and the surrounding region, including parts of French Somaliland [Djibouti] and Hejaz. The map, which was reproduced by the Survey of Egypt, shows approximate boundaries of Yemen, Asir, the Aden Protectorate, and Hejaz in blue crayon.
The map shows Yemen and the surrounding region, including parts of French Somaliland [Djibouti]. The map, which was produced by the War Office, includes highlighted regions that are described as showing the 'present limits of Zeidi penetrations'. The topographical details and measurements of scale a...
This map, published under the direction of Colonel Sir Sidney Gerald Burrard, Surveyor-General of India, shows the Aden Protectorate, with lines drawn in blue, yellow and red crayon. The blue crayon traces over the Anglo-Turkish boundary. The yellow line, according to pencilled notes, depicts the Im...
Map showing TRIBES AND NEW BOUNDARY OF THE ADEN PROTECTORATE
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The map shows parts of southern Yemen, including the Aden Protectorate. The map, which was produced by the War Office, includes lines drawn both in red ink and in yellow and blue crayon. According to notes written in pencil, the blue line depicts the '[r]ough boundary of Imam's [Yaḥyá Muḥammad Ḥamīd...
Coll 6/7(1) 'The Yemen: Relations between H.M.G. and the Imam.'
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This volume concerns relations between the British Government and Imam Yehia bin Muhammad Hamid Uddin [Yaḥyá Muḥammad Ḥamīd al-Dīn, Imam of Yemen]. It largely consists of correspondence between the Political Resident at Aden (Sir George Stewart Symes, succeeded by Bernard Rawdon Reilly) and official...
