The Daily Mail Transvaal and Orange Free State Map 1899 Digital Download

Title: The Daily Mail Transvaal and Orange Free State Map 1899 Digital Download.
Map By: George Philip and Son.
Publisher: The Daily Mail, England.
Year Published: 1899.
Scale: @ 1: 1 000 000.
File Type and Size:  TIF File 79MB and JPG 17MB File Images.
Printed Size: Can be printed up to A2 / A1 Size.
Info: With Insets of Northern Natal and South Africa.
A Map of the Republics prior to the Boer War or South African War, 1899-1902.
The map includes the Boer Republics of the Free State and the Transvaal.
Areas of conflict such as Newcastle and Ladysmith, where battles and sieges occurred during the following year, are featured prominently on these maps. A larger-scale map of sub-equatorial Africa also appears in the upper left corner, putting into perspective the vast scale of British colonial rule. The goldfields, represented in a bold yellow, allude to the motivating factor behind the Scramble for Africa that led the European powers to compete for territory across the continent. One of the impacts had by these Europeans is shown by the thick red lines that run across all the maps, representing the expanding railway system developed during the latter half of the nineteenth century.
The Natal inset Map also includes engagements between the Boer Republic and The British during the First Boer War 16 Dec 1880 23 Mar 1881. 
Condition: Digital Download.
Price: R 295.00 Inc Vat.

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