Volume II - Maps and Figures

VOLUME II
MAPS AND FIGURES
All maps are for illustrative purposes only
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Figure 4.11 Map of GuyanaGuyana’s Major RiversGuyana’s Mountain RangesMap of Essequibo and Demerary (Demerara) Rivers (ca.1770), HighlightingFt. KykoveralMap of Guiana by William Blaeuw (1667), Highlighting the Extent of Dutch Authority and ControlMap Depicting the Expeditions of Robert Schomburgk (1835-1839)Map Depicting the Expeditions of Robert and Richard Schomburgk (1841-1844)Boundary Lines of British Guiana (1896)Sketch Map of the 1899 Arbitral Award and British ClaimSketch Map Indicating the Location of Punta PlayaPhotograph of Boundary Marker in the Barima-Waini Region (2017)Photograph with Close-Up of Boundary Marker (2017)Cover Page of Map Produced by the Joint Boundary Commission in 19051905 Map Produced by the Joint Boundary Commission, Demarcating the Boundary Line between British Guiana and Venezuela Physical and Political Map of Venezuela, Commissioned by PresidentJ. V. Gomez (1911)Tri-Junction Point Marker between Venezuela, British Guiana and BrazilPhysical and Political Map of Venezuela, Commissioned by PresidentJ. V. Gomez (1928)Physical and Political Map of Venezuela (1937)Atlas of Venezuela (1940)Map of the Boundary between British Guiana and Brazil (1939)
Figure 4.12 Map Presented at the 1945 United Nations Conference in San Francisco
Figure 4.13 Physical and Political Map of Venezuela (1947)
Figure 4.14 Physical and Political Map of Venezuela (1950)
Figure 4.15 Physical and Political Map of Venezuela (1955)
Figure 4.16 Official Map of Venezuela (1956)
Figure 4.17 Official Map of Venezuela (1960)
Figure 4.18 Official Map of Venezuela (1962)
Figure 5.1 Physical and Political Map of Venezuela (1965)