British

This section contains maps produced either by the British military or other parts of the Government. Some were produced for use in specific operations, such as the map of Montauban which was made and used for artillery spotting in the trenches during the Battle of the Somme. Other maps were designed for use in planning and administration, such as the map of France showing headquarters of army corps.

Other maps date from after the war, such as the language map of Prussian Poland, used in the post war redrawing of borders, or the map of the Third Battle of Gaza in 1917, produced as part of the official history of the war in the 1920s.

Perhaps the most poignant item is the map of the Trawsfynydd artillery range, which shows Yr Ysgwrn, home of the poet Hedd Wyn.