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Summary

Description

English: Survey of Palestine maps

Date

1930s-1950s

Source

National Library of Israel

	Native name	הספרייה הלאומית
	Location	Jerusalem , Israel
	Coordinates	31° 46′ 38.88″ N, 35° 12′ 11.48″ E
	Established	1892
	Website	www.nli.org.il
	Authority file	: Q188915 VIAF: 128054327 ISNI: 0000000086207344 LCCN: no2009197324 GND: 106122161X SUDOC: 028381750 WorldCat

The Eran Laor Cartographic Collection, National Library of Israel

Author

w:Survey of Palestine

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