Lake Albert

United States Army Air Forces aeronautical chart map showing Lake Albert in central Africa, on the border between Uganda and the Belgian Congo, and state and international boundaries with Kenya and Anglo-Egyptian Sudan, with landplane facilities, seaplane facilities, lighting facilities, air defence zones or vital defence areas, air navigation hazards, flight lines, civil airways, radio range courses, radio fan markers, radio range facilities, facilities available at airfields, radiobeacons, radio communication stations, radio broadcasting stations, rescue boats, streams and rivers, unsurveyed canals, rapids and falls, intermittent lakes, glaciers, swamps and marshes, shoals, reefs, ledges, sand bars, etc., small coral islands, charted rocks, springs, wells and water holes, mud and tidal flats, cities, towns and villages, highways and roads, road markers, hachures (elevation in feet) sand areas and sand dunes, sand ridges, lava flows, contours, approximate contours, depression contours, bluffs, cliffs and escarpments, power transmission lines, telephone and telegraph lines, dams, highest elevation on chart, spot elevations (in feet), mines and quarries, mountain passes, lookout towers, forts, pipelines, race tracks, railroads, railroad sidings, abandoned railroads, railroad overpasses, railroad underpasses, bridges, tunnels. Relief shown by hachures, contour lines with approximate height in feet, tinted shading. Colour. First edition. Mercator projection. Scale 1: 1 000 000.