Bunker Trails

Map Library

One of the primary functions of this project is to provide resources for outdoor enthusiasts to explore the natural beauty of Albania. Our map holdings consist primarily of topographic maps and are categorized by publication data. Each of these collections can be browsed and their contents downloaded through the map library.

1:50,000 Soviet Topographic Collection

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Each of the opaque tiles in the map to the left represents the area that is covered by an individual map image. Each of these tiles are available for download. To select a map image to download, click the tile in the map overlay to the left, and this section will be replaced with a preview image and download options.

Collection Information

Background

The 1:50,000 Soviet Topographic Collection contains complete coverage of Albania. The collection is comprised of tiled images, each representing five minutes of latitude and seven and one-half minutes of longitude. Each tile is contained in a corresponding file and can be downloaded in a variety of formats. The exact details of publication are unknown. The maps were provided as is, without any peripheral data. Excluding the BunkerTrails watermark, the tiles are presented as they were obtained.

Technical Data

These maps were created using the Krassovsky 1942 spheroid, the Pulkovo 1942 datum, and are drawn in the Gauss-Kruger Zone 4 Projection. It is important to note that the coordinate system used in these maps is not the same as is used by most consumer grade GPS units. If these maps are intended to serve a navigational purpose, especially in conjunction with a GPS unit, please ensure that the appropriate steps are taken to ensure navigational accuracy. A brief introduction to map projections is available from Wikipedia. A more advanced discussion of this topic is available from ESRI.

Copyright

There is no definitive copyright holder for this collection. These digital rasters were obtained through Jonathan de Ferranti. They are of Russian origin, and are derived from Italian survey data completed in the 1930's. These maps represent the combined efforts of many individuals and governments. The images have been watermarked for project tracking purposes. If unmarked images are required, please contact the project.

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Select the image format and desired download method. Map images can be downloaded as individual images or added to a collection. Once a collection has been assembled, it can be downloaded as a zip archive.

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