Maps & Plans
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Carte du Groupe d'Angkor, EFEO [First map of Angkor Group issued by EFEO in 1909], topography by Lieutenant Ducret
Côtes Cambodgiennes du Golf de Siam [Gulf of Siam, Cambodian Coastline], 1925
Map of the Gulf of Siam drawn by Roland Meyer before 1925 [published in "Croisière au Golfe de Siam", L'éveil économique de l'Indochine, 15 Jan.1925]
Map of the Gulf of Siam drawn by Roland Meyer before 1925 [published in "Croisière au Golfe de Siam", L'éveil économique de l'Indochine, 15 Jan.1925]
Carte de l'Indo-Chine (Mission Pavie)
'Carte de l'Indo-Chine dressée sous les auspices des ministres des Affaires étrangères et des Colonies par MM. les Capitaines Cupet, Friquegon et de Malglaive, membres de la Mission Pavie, d'après - les levés des membres de la mission: MM. Pavie 1880-91, Cupet 1887-91, Nicolon 1887-89, de Malglaive, Cogniard, Rivière, Dugast, Lugan 1890-91, Counillon 1890, Massie, Lefevre-Pontalis, de Coulgeans, Macey 1891; - Les travaux du bureau topographique des troupes de l'Indo-Chine; - des ingénieurs hydrographes de la Marine ; - et de la mission Doudart de Lagrée; - les itinéraires de MM Harmand, d'Amade, Neis, Septans, Humann, Trumelet-Faber, Yersin, Garnier, Delingette, etc.; - et les documents Anglais et Siamois' ['Map of Indochina drawn up under the auspices of the Ministers of Foreign Affairs and Colonies by Captains Cupet, Friquegon and de Malglaive, members of the Pavie Mission, based on - The surveys of the Mission's members: Messrs. Pavie 1880-91, Cupet 1887-91, Nicolon 1887-89, de Malglaive, Cogniard, Rivière, Dugast, Lugan 1890-91, Counillon 1890, Massie, Lefevre-Pontalis, de Coulgeans, Macey 1891; - The work of the Military Topographical Office in Indochina; - The hydrographic engineers of the Navy; - and The Doudart de Lagrée mission; - The itineraries of Messrs. Harmand, d'Amade, Neis, Septans, Humann, Trumelet-Faber, Yersin, Garnier, Delingette, etc.; - and English and Siamese documents', Paris, Augustin Challamel, 1895.
'Carte de l'Indo-Chine dressée sous les auspices des ministres des Affaires étrangères et des Colonies par MM. les Capitaines Cupet, Friquegon et de Malglaive, membres de la Mission Pavie, d'après - les levés des membres de la mission: MM. Pavie 1880-91, Cupet 1887-91, Nicolon 1887-89, de Malglaive, Cogniard, Rivière, Dugast, Lugan 1890-91, Counillon 1890, Massie, Lefevre-Pontalis, de Coulgeans, Macey 1891; - Les travaux du bureau topographique des troupes de l'Indo-Chine; - des ingénieurs hydrographes de la Marine ; - et de la mission Doudart de Lagrée; - les itinéraires de MM Harmand, d'Amade, Neis, Septans, Humann, Trumelet-Faber, Yersin, Garnier, Delingette, etc.; - et les documents Anglais et Siamois' ['Map of Indochina drawn up under the auspices of the Ministers of Foreign Affairs and Colonies by Captains Cupet, Friquegon and de Malglaive, members of the Pavie Mission, based on - The surveys of the Mission's members: Messrs. Pavie 1880-91, Cupet 1887-91, Nicolon 1887-89, de Malglaive, Cogniard, Rivière, Dugast, Lugan 1890-91, Counillon 1890, Massie, Lefevre-Pontalis, de Coulgeans, Macey 1891; - The work of the Military Topographical Office in Indochina; - The hydrographic engineers of the Navy; - and The Doudart de Lagrée mission; - The itineraries of Messrs. Harmand, d'Amade, Neis, Septans, Humann, Trumelet-Faber, Yersin, Garnier, Delingette, etc.; - and English and Siamese documents', Paris, Augustin Challamel, 1895.
Angkor Thom Esplanade
From George Groslier, Angkor, 1931. After Henri Marchal's map.
From George Groslier, Angkor, 1931. After Henri Marchal's map.
Schematic Map of Ancient Cambodia
From George Groslier, Angkor, 1931. Note the use of 'Chenla of the North' and 'Chenla of the South' - also 'Chenla of Land' and 'Chenla of Water' in other publications of that time -, a terminology that has since been contested.
From George Groslier, Angkor, 1931. Note the use of 'Chenla of the North' and 'Chenla of the South' - also 'Chenla of Land' and 'Chenla of Water' in other publications of that time -, a terminology that has since been contested.
Kingdoms and Empires of Southeast Asia ca 1200
from Swati Chemburkar, Khmer Empire and Southeast Asia, 800-1450.
from Swati Chemburkar, Khmer Empire and Southeast Asia, 800-1450.
Burman Empire, with also Siam, Cochin-China, Ton-King and Malaya
Map of the Burman Empire with Siam, Cochinchina, Cambodia, Tonkin, Annam, Malaya, by James Wyld, Geographer to Her Majesty. c. 1842.
Map of the Burman Empire with Siam, Cochinchina, Cambodia, Tonkin, Annam, Malaya, by James Wyld, Geographer to Her Majesty. c. 1842.
Sedov, Angkorskaya Imperia, 1967: Map of Angkorian Cambodia
showing the most important monuments and locations where inscriptions were found (in Russian) [Sedov 1967, p 251]
showing the most important monuments and locations where inscriptions were found (in Russian) [Sedov 1967, p 251]
Economic Map of China, 1898
by H. Brenier, in Mission lyonnaise d'exploration economique de la Chine, Lyon, 1898.
by H. Brenier, in Mission lyonnaise d'exploration economique de la Chine, Lyon, 1898.
H. Warington-Smyth, The Gem Districts of Chantabun
'Chart of the Gems Districts of Chantabun', by H. Warington Smyth, ca. 1896. [source: Travels in Siam, vol. II, p. 179]
'Chart of the Gems Districts of Chantabun', by H. Warington Smyth, ca. 1896. [source: Travels in Siam, vol. II, p. 179]
Center and East of Siem Reap Province, 1910.
Commercial Map by Chen Weibin, Singapore, 1953.
Dutch Map circa 1700
Official Map attached to the 1907 Siam-France Treaty
"Ancient Khmer Kingdom" with geographical groups of monuments
James F. McCarthy: The Kingdom of Siam and Its Dependencies [detail]
Map of Henri Mouhot's Route, 1859-61.
French Indochina (Tonkin, Annam, Cochinchina, Cambodia), 1896
Ancient Portuguese, Dutch and Italian Maps, 16th-18th centuries, focused on Cambodia
