South Walo 1:100,000: topographic and administrative map of South Walo zone, Amhara region, Ethiopia

South Walo 1:100,000: topographic and administrative map of South Walo zone, Amhara region, Ethiopia

Published Jan 2004

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S. Ege

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Comprehensive map of rural Ethiopia

This paper presents a combination of topographic and administrative maps to create a more comprehensive representation of South Walo, Ethiopia.

These maps have the benefit of being easy to use for the non-expert and include the detailed information required to assess their quality, link them to other maps, and trace differences observed in the field. The maps highlight roads, administrative regions and includes transliteration of Amharic names.

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