Old Geological Map of Egypt, 1910: Nile, Red Sea, Cairo, Alexandria, Suez sun this is what these cities

this is what these cities would've looked like

Whinhill Railway Station

Mapmaker: Paul Vidal de La Blache

One of the most striking features of Blaeu's map is its use of color

The map is not only a tool for navigation but also a narrative of exploration and discovery

Old Geological Map of Egypt, 1910: Nile, Red Sea, Cairo, Alexandria, Suez sun this is what these citiesThe "Geological Map of Egypt," crafted by the esteemed Egyptian Survey Department in 1910, stands as a testament to early 20th century cartographic excellence. This map was the first of its kind, offering a vivid portrayal of Egypt's geological landscape through a meticulously designed color coded system. Each hue represents a distinct geological period, from the pliocene to basalt formations, inviting the viewer to explore the ancient stories