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Voies de communication du bassin du Congo; L'Ouest Africain, 1914. Creator: Unknown
Voies de communication du bassin du Congo; L'Ouest Africain, 1914. From "Grande Geographie Bong Illustree", 1914
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Atlantic Ocean Belgian Congo Cartography Central Africa Central African Colonies Colony Communication Congo Congo Africa Congo River Democratic Republic Of The Congo Africa Map Making Mapmaking Ocean Railway Line Railway Lines Railway Track Railway Tracks River Congo Route Train Track Tributary Congo Basin Routes Tributaries
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Voies de communication du bassin du Congo; L'Ouest Africain
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(Communication Routes of the Congo Basin; West Africa), a captivating print from the 1910s, showcases the extensive network of transportation routes in the Congo Basin of Central Africa. The print, created in 1914, was published in "Grande Geographie Bong Illustree," a renowned French geographical publication of the time. The image offers a fascinating glimpse into the Belgian Congo and French Equatorial Africa during the colonial era. The Congo River, a significant geographical feature, dominates the center of the map, with its tributaries and routes intricately depicted. Railway lines crisscross the landscape, connecting various points along the river and its tributaries, symbolizing the growing influence of European powers in the region. The print highlights the importance of communication and transportation in the colonies, with various railway tracks and train routes extending from the coast to the interior of the continent. The Atlantic Ocean coastline is also visible, emphasizing the strategic location of the region as a gateway to Europe and the wider world. The intricate detail of the mapmaking is evident in the depiction of the tributaries and the railway lines, which appear as delicate engravings against the stark white background. The contrast between the black and white elements creates a striking visual effect, further emphasizing the importance of the transportation network in the region. This print is a testament to the exploration and cartography of the early 20th century, providing valuable insights into the history of communication and transportation in Central Africa during the colonial era. The print's unknown creator remains a mystery, but their work continues to inspire curiosity and fascination, offering a glimpse into a bygone era.
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