MAP
Topographic Map
TM000242_2
Johore and Singapore, Changi
1945
Map covers the eastern part of Singapore showing Serangoon Harbour, coastline, Changi, Serangoon, Punggol, Pulau Ubin, Pulau Ketam, Pulau Serangoon (Coney Island), roads, tracks, buildings, contours, physical landscape, hills, trigonometrical stations, rivers, jetties, streams, drains, ponds, swamps, vegetation, plantation estates, villages, kampongs, place names, wireless stations, sewage farm, Singapore Zoo at Punggol Road terminal, Mental (Woodbridge) Hospital, leper settlement, Serangoon Church, Holy Innocent English School, earth quarry, Mount Vernon, Bidadari, Alkaff Gardens, rubber factory at Kim Chuan Village, granite quarries in Pulau Ubin, Sungei Punggol, Sungei Serangoon, Sungei Selarang, Sungei Changi, Sungei Bedok, Sungei Mata Ikan, Sungei Gemuruh, Sungei Api Api, H. M. (Changi) Prison, Paya Lebar Airfield (under construction), Changi Airfield, Singapore Volunteer Force New Changi Camp, Upper Aljunied Road, Paya Lebar Road, Upper Serangoon Road, Tampines Road, Punggol Road, (Upper) Changi Road, Tanah Merah Besar Road, Wing Loong Road, Quarry Road (Cranwell / Tangmere Road), Somapah Road and others
20050000689 - 0013_AccNo104_6
HIND 610 Sheet 3L/12/4 First Edition
English
Part of collection of 9 maps from Acc Nos TM000242_1 to TM000242_9

Similar map in TM000082 but in different condition
Director of Survey, War Office and Air Ministry

Surveyed by 7 Ind. Air Survey Company, I.E. Military Reproduction. Survey Department.
Viewing permitted. Use and reproduction only with permission.
Old accession number: 104_6


Credit line: Singapore Land Authority collection, courtesy of National Archives of Singapore
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