Great Britain. War Office. General Staff. Geographical Section, cartographer, lithographer, publisher. (cartographer)1944Relief shown by contours and spot heights.Covera area north from Trier [Germany] to Völklingen [Germany] ro the south, and west from Rumelange [Luxembourg] to Pfeffelbach [Germany] to the east. Neunkirchen-lès-Bouzonville [France] roughly at lower left center portion of sheet.Six classes of roads and paths, three classes of railroads, and wooded, vineyard and orchard areas are shown.Sheet U.1, Neuenkirchen from set with title: Central Europe 1:100,000 that includes various issues of some sheets, some reissued by U.S. Army Map Service (A.M.S. M641) and some by units of Allied Forces. Central Europe 1:100,000 set and the set: Germany 1:100,000 (A.M.S. M641) constitute a set complete in 134 sheets, some oversize.Sheet part of a compilation of a map of Central Europe on the scale of 1:100,000, undertaken by the British General Staff Geographical Section, was transferred to the U.S. Army Map Service, which published sheets in three series: Germany 1:100,000 (A.M.S. M641) and Poland 1:100,000 (A.M.S. M651) and Middle Danube 1:100,000 (A.M.S. M671) These all carry series note G.S.G.S. 4416, but each is cataloged separately.Military grid."Grid data. Nord de Guerre. Projection, Lambert (Modified) Orthomorphic. Spheroid, Du Plessis (Reconstituted).""Contour interval 25 metres above 50 meters, 10 metres below 50 metres. Heights in metres."Cataloging agency's copy has black overprint circle around Uckange [due southwest of Bertrange, France] in left lower corner of sheet. Overprint circle connected by single black overprint line to handwritten annotation in black marker in left lower margin: Class III (Oklahoma City). IXAIncludes German glossary, Grid data, convergence diagram, Example of a grid reference on this sheet, Index to adjoining sheets and incidence of grid letters, Compilation diagram, and Authorities.utlmaps:e5258515-38d5-4b5c-98ce-19ca3fe6a8eaEnglishFrench[London] : Published by War Office, 1944./[London] : Revised, drawn and photolithographed at O.S., 1943.https://creativecommons.org/publicdomain/mark/1.0/Field Maps of Colonel Roland T. Fenton56 x 97 cm, on sheet 71 x 105 cm.World War, 1939-1945 -- Europe, Central -- Maps.Central Europe 1:100,000. Sheet U.1, Neunkirchen G.S.,G.S. 4416 ; revised, drawn and photolithographed at O.S. 1943.mapscartographicTopographic mapsMilitary maps