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Soviet-Era Topo Maps of Russian Cities

St. Petersburg/Leningrad Paul sends along a link to these scans of topo maps of Russian cities. The Soviet-era maps date from the 1980s, from what I can tell; they’re downloadable as very large TIFF files.

Previously: Soviet Mapping Update; Soviet Spies Map the World; Soviet Topo Maps; Old Russian Maps.

Posted on Wednesday, December 13, 2006 at 8:16 AM
Categories: Topo Maps & Trails

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