Finland; Physical, Illustrating Russo-Finnish War
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Finland; Physical, Illustrating Russo-Finnish War, 1940. Via artnap.com
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A two-panel printed map of Finland showing physical relief in colour bands for height of land, with rivers, lakes, railways and coastline. Annotations mark the provisional Russo-Finnish boundary of March 1940, a proposed railway, the Mannerheim Line, and the area leased to Russia for 30 years. This print was issued by the London Geographical Institute in 1940.