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For a full range of high quality maps available for download go to: McMaster library

The vast range of maps includes:

• England & Wales GSGS Ordnance Survey maps from the early-to-late 1930s at 1:63.000 scale (plenty of detail for your Seelowe games)
• French North Africa at 1:500,000 scale (great detail for your Operation Torch & late North African games)
• Belgium & NE France in 1:100,000 scale (again with plenty of detail for any 1940 & 1944-5 games and probably WW1 as well)
• France in 1:100,000 scale and 1:250,000 scale. Again both handy
• In their odds & sods section there is a great detailed 1:1,000,000 map of Poland and surrounding countries
• Germany in 1:100,000 scale for those 1945 games
• Holland is well catered for with 1:25,000 and 1:100,000 maps for your 1940 & 44 games
• Italy has a good range of 1:25,000 maps
• Greece is covered by both 1:100,000 & 1:250,000 scale maps
• Russia is covered by a series of 1:1,000,000 scale maps - perhaps understandably (Murmansk area being 1:100,000 as well)
• And lastly (but not least) Yugoslavia at 1:100,000 scale
• And then there are the odds and sods such as Hong Kong, Spain & Gibraltar
• Their WW2 Special Strategic Maps series have the following:
  • Arabian Peninsular
  • The Balkans
  • The Lowlands
  • Caucasus
  • Spanish Islands (Mediterranean & Atlantic)
  • China
  • England & Wales and Scotland (a map each)
  • India (North); India (South); India & Burma; Indochina & Thailand; Java; Korea and Malay (a map each)
  • Japan (North) & Japan (South) (a map each)
  • Sweden & Finland (North) & Sweden & Finland (South) (a map each)
  • Plus a host of others....
• If you wish to re-fight any of the three WW1 Battles of Gaza in 1917 then there is a 1:20,000 sale map ready I waiting for you here

But that is not all - we will be providing you with additional detailed maps to assist you in your WW2 North African battles

GSGS 4085 El Daba El Alamein Sheet 88 36 92 36 obtained via https://www.battlefieldhistorian.com

Libya 1:150,000 scale map Late 1941

Looking for War office maps of the United Kingdom during WW2 then look no further than the National Library of Scotland