Tokyo and environs.
United States.Army Map Service.
Washington,
1946.
In upper margin: Japan city plans.
Sheets 19-21 bear edition statement: Type C-AMS 1.
"Polyconic projection."
Military grid.
"Interval of approximate contours 5 [or 10] meters ... Depths in meters."
Five classes of railroads, three types of internal boundaries, areas of vegetation and cultivation, and bombed areas are shown. Some buildings are named.
"Place names transcribed according to the modified Hepburn (Romaji) system."
Each sheet includes "Glossary."
Insets or marginal maps: Index to adjoining sheets.--Coverage diagrams.--Index to boundaries.
On verso of some sheets: Administrative unit names.
Wanting: Sheets 13, 15 & 18.
sheet 1. Ōmiya, Honshū, Japan, Saitama-ken -- sheet 2. Itabashi, Honshu, Japan -- sheet 3. Kawaguchi, Honshu, Japan -- sheet 4. Matsudo, Japan, Honshū -- sheet 5. Tachikawa, Japan, Tōkyō-to, Honshū -- sheet 6. Tanashi, Honshū, Japan -- sheet 7. Nakano, Japan, Tōkyō-to, Honshū -- sheet 8. Koishikawa, Japan, Tōkyō, Honshū -- sheet 9. Honjo, Japan, Honshū -- sheet 10. Chofu, Honshu, Japan -- sheet 11. Setagaya, Japan, Honshū -- sheet 12. Nihombashi, Japan, Tōkyō-to, Honshū -- sheet 13. Sunamachi, Japan, Honshū -- sheet 14. Denen-chofu, Honshū, Japan -- sheet 15. Omori, Honshū, Japan -- sheet 16. Tsurumi, Japan, Kanagawa ken, Honshu -- sheet 17. Kawasaki Honshū, Japan -- sheet 18. Yokohama, Japan, Kanagawa-ken, Honshū -- sheet 19. Negishi Bay, Japan, Kanagawa-ken, Honshū -- sheet 20. Yokosuka, Kanagawa-ken, Honshū, Japan -- sheet 21. Uraga, Kanagawa-ken, Honshu, Japan.