Quito to Bogot
Quito to Bogot
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The maps by Vergara which we have used are, however, from a work issued as a series of brochures between 1906 and 1909 and bearing the rather misleading title of "Atlas Completo de Geografia Colombiana. " The work consists I90 QUITO TO BOGOTA of eight parts of which only the first seven appear to have been piibhshed. They contain a series of sketch maps vary- ing in scale and detail which serve to supplement the more carefully engraved maps of the Codazzi Survey. Vergara's work represents the r...esults of a self-trained enthusiast car- ried forward solely by his own initiative under many diffi- culties and to a considerable degree with his own limited means. A great deal of credit is due him.
The map of the Republic of Colombia by Enrique Vidal (scale I to 2, 700, 000), published in Medellin in 1912, is little more than a reduced copy of the general map of Colombia resulting from the Codazzi surveys, on which the position of the railways is indicated, but on which there have not been incorporated some of the corrections which Vergara has published.
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The maps by Vergara which we have used are, however, from a work issued as a series of brochures between 1906 and 1909 and bearing the rather misleading title of "Atlas Completo de Geografia Colombiana. " The work consists I90 QUITO TO BOGOTA of eight parts of which only the first seven appear to have been piibhshed. They contain a series of sketch maps vary- ing in scale and detail which serve to supplement the more carefully engraved maps of the Codazzi Survey. Vergara's work represents the r...esults of a self-trained enthusiast car- ried forward solely by his own initiative under many diffi- culties and to a considerable degree with his own limited means. A great deal of credit is due him.
The map of the Republic of Colombia by Enrique Vidal (scale I to 2, 700, 000), published in Medellin in 1912, is little more than a reduced copy of the general map of Colombia resulting from the Codazzi surveys, on which the position of the railways is indicated, but on which there have not been incorporated some of the corrections which Vergara has published.
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