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Old Topo Maps of Guatemala
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Old Topo Maps of Guatemala

 
Old Topo Maps of Guatemala

Page Type: Album

 

Page By: mmcguigan

Created/Edited: Oct 24, 2008 / Oct 24, 2008

Object ID: 456293

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The Collection

Included in this album are old topo images of Guatemala. Special thanks to Corax for providing a great link to some great but obscure map sources. As I get the chance, I will include the names of prominent peaks and volcanoes in the captions of the maps. Caution, these are old topographic maps and, while they are useful for getting a sense of the terrain, much has changed since these were published. Towns and villages have appeared and disappeared, trail routes have changed, and roads have been built.

Images


Solola #1

Solola #1

Soloa #2

Soloa #2

Volcan de Atitlan and Toliman

Volcan de Atitlan and Toliman

Cantel

Cantel

Ciudad Vieja

Ciudad Vieja

Chicacao #1

Chicacao #1

Chicacao #2

Chicacao #2

Volcan Santo Thomas

Volcan Santo Thomas

Chimaltenango #1

Chimaltenango #1

Volcan San Pedro

Volcan San Pedro

Lake Atitlan #1

Lake Atitlan #1

Chimaltenango #2

Chimaltenango #2

Volcan de Pacaya

Volcan de Pacaya

Lake Amatitlan

Lake Amatitlan

Mazatenango

Mazatenango


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ChristianRodriguezThanks a lot!!

ChristianRodriguez

Voted 10/10

I didn't see before this great collection. Thanks a lot for sharing us.
Posted Jan 26, 2009 8:00 pm

mmcguiganWelcome

mmcguigan

Hasn't voted

Glad you like them. There has been a lot of changes since these were published! How was your trip to Spain?
Posted Jan 27, 2009 10:52 pm

BLongGreat maps!

BLong

Voted 10/10

Here is a link to some more

http://www.summitpost.org/view_object.php?object_id=554861
Posted Sep 19, 2009 3:09 pm

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