MAP
Topographical Map
TM000405_6
A Map Of The Malay Peninsula 1898
21/10/1898
Map shows State of Johor, Federated Malay State under British Protection (edged pink) of Pahang, Negri Sembilan and Sungai Ujong which subsequently became part of Negri Sembilan, British Territories of Malacca and Singapore, boundaries defined by survey and undefined boundaries, cart roads, bridle roads and paths, railway between Seremban and Port Dickson, proposed railways, rivers and streams, islands, the coastline of Sumatra, gold and tin locations, highland shading, towns, kampongs, "Unexplored Hill Country" in Johore, Sungei Johor, Sungei Muar, Riau Islands, Singapore Town, Johor Bahru, Malacca Town, Kota Tinggi, Bandar Maharanee (Muar), Kuala Pilah, Tampin, Raffles Lighthouse, Pedra Branca/Horsburg Lighthouse, Pulau Pisang Lighthouse, and others.
20050000698 - AccNo989_6
English
This is the bottom right part of the map which is in six parts, namely Acc. Nos. TM000405_1, TM000405_2, TM000405_3, TM000405_4, TM000405_5 and TM000405_6
Similar map found in D2017_000065_6_NAN and D2018_000149_5_RGS
Similar map found in D2017_000065_6_NAN and D2018_000149_5_RGS
Compiled by and published for the Straits Branch of the Royal Asiatic Society
Prepared and drawn by John van Cuylenburg
Published by Edward Stanford
Prepared and drawn by John van Cuylenburg
Published by Edward Stanford
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