Map sets in the area of the map
Topographic map g14 in area of Monterrey, Guadalupe, Nuevo Laredo
|
Type: Soviet military Scale: 1:1 000 000 Language: Russian Size: 3Mb Dimensions: 4974x3673px Added: 01 August 2006 Reduced fragment of topographic map is displayed on the left.
|
List of geographical objects on topographic map
Large lakes (500-1000 km2): Laguna Madre
Large Lakes (250-500 km2): Falcon Reservoir, Corpus Christi Bay, Baffin Bay
Large Lakes (100-250 km2): Presa Marte R. Gomez, Laguna El Catan
Major rivers: Rio Grande
Large cities (2-5 millions of inhabitants): Monterrey
Cities (0.5-1 millions of inhabitants): Guadalupe
Cities (200-500 thousand of inhabitants): Nuevo Laredo, Reynosa, Matamoros, San Nicolas De Los Garzas, Mcallen, Corpus Christi, Brownsville, Laredo, Saltillo
City (100-200 thousand of inhabitants): Monclova
Small cities (50-100 thousand of inhabitants): Rio Bravo, Villa Frontera
Small cities (20-50 thousand of inhabitants): Mission, San Benito, Harlingen, Edinburg, Linares, Sabinas, Pharr, Weslaco, Kingsville, Nueva Rosita
Towns (10-20 thousand of inhabitants): Valle Hermosa, Agualeguas, Montemorelos, Mercedes, San Juan, Sabinas Hidalgo, Robstown, Alice, Portland, Donna
Towns (5-10 thousand of inhabitants): Allende, Elsa, Santa Catarina, Falfurrias, Aransas Pass, Rio Grande City, Concepcion Del Oro, Palau, Ciudad Anahuac, Dieciocho De Marzo, Alamo, Raymondville, Zapata, Ciudad Miguel Aleman, Roma, Ingleside
Settlements (2-5 thousand of inhabitants): Ejido San Francisco, La Homa, Los Garzas, Hacienda Sierra Morena, Palo Blanco, El Cenizo, Bayview, Coloradosde Abajo, San Jose, Iturbide, San Nicolas, La Ciruela, Abram-Perezville, Porvenir, El Rincon, Teran, Driscoll, Odem, Santa Anita Del Penasco, La Janta, Alton, Quijano, Encantada-Ranchito El Calaboz, San Antonio De Las Cruces, Jalapa, El Chiclan, Scissors, La Trinidad, Combes, San Jose De Aura, La Conquista, Agua Dulce, Premont, El Rosario, Las Villarreales, General Zuazua, Edcouch, El Americano, La Joya, Anahuac, Encarnacion De Guzman, Jazminal
Rivers: Los Olmos Creek
