South-Eastern Europe. 4 maps showing forests, vineyards, roads, railways and contours,...

South-Eastern Europe. 4 maps showing forests, vineyards, roads, railways and contours, and the boundaries of Bulgaria as determined by the Treaty of Bucharest, 28 July / 10 August 1913]. (2) Covering the Black Sea coast between Varna and Cape Kaliakra and territory as far inland as Cascioarele on Lake Greaca, showing the frontier with Romania. (3) Enlarged detail of part of item (2), covering the area between Turtucaia (now Tutrakan) on the River Danube and Balchik on the coast; also showing triangulation. (4) Covering the area between Nevrokopi in the north, Thasos island in the south-east and Selanik (Salonika, now Thessaloniki) in the south-west, showing the frontier with Greece. (5) Covering the area between Pernik in the north-east, Kukus (now Kilkis, Greece) in the south, and Stip (now in the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia) in the west, showing the frontier with Serbia. Reference table, in French, to each item. Scale: (2, 4-5) 1:200,000. (3) 1:100,000. Compass indicator to item 2. All items reproduced by the Geographical Service of the Romanian Army. All items signed, for Bulgaria, by Major General [Ivan] Fitcheff and Lieutenant General [Konstantin] Stancioff; items (2-3) also signed, for Romania, by General [C] Coanda and Colonel C Christesco; item (4) also signed, for Greece, by Captain C Pali; item (5) also signed, for Serbia, by Colonel K Smilianitch and Lieutenant Colonel D Kalafatovitch. Dimensions: (2) 31 cm x 93.5 cm; (3) 30.5 cm x 171.5 cm; (4) 63 cm x 94 cm; (5) 98 cm x 59 cm.

For papers concerning the Treaty of Bucharest, see FO 371/1835 FO 371/1836