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This book is a historical study of the survey and mapping system of Palestine under the British Mandate. It traces the background and the reasoning behind the establishment of the survey programme, examines the foundations upon which the system was based, and strives to understand the motivation of those who implemented it. This study shows that the roots of the modern survey system of Palestine are to be sought in the Balfour Declaration and its implications regarding land in Palestine. The land issue was at the core of the mapping of Mandatory Palestine, and it remains as a core issue at the heart of the Israeli-Palestinian dispute.

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'It is a tribute to Dr Gavish that he has so successfully incorporated and interwined the many threads relating to the survey, personalities involved and the effect of changing national and international politics. The result is an extremely fascinating, readable and learned account of the Survey of Palestine.' - IMCoS Journal

'Dr Dov Gavish of the Hebrew University of Jerusalem is to be congratulated for his masterly control of the fascinating subject of his book. The research undertaken has been based on extensive, and quoted, source material.' - IMCoS Journal 'It is a tribute to Dr Gavish that he has so successfully incorporated and interwined the many threads relating to the survey, personalities involved and the effect of changing national and international politics. The result is an extremely fascinating, readable and learned account of the Survey of Palestine.' - IMCoS Journal

'Dr Dov Gavish of the Hebrew University of Jerusalem is to be congratulated for his masterly control of the fascinating subject of his book. The research undertaken has been based on extensive, and quoted, source material.' - IMCoS Journal

'The appearance of this book is to be applauded: Gavish has succeeded... in resurrecting an otherwise forgotten yet nonetheless important cartographic episode.' - Matthew H. Edney, Imago Mundi, Volume 59 Issue 2, 2007

List of illustrations
ix
Preface xii
Foreword xvii
PART I The historical background to the survey of Palestine
1(46)
The first maps based on original surveys
3(18)
The transitional period: from the land problem under the military administration to the survey system of the Government of Palestine
21(26)
PART II The survey system
47(58)
Organising the system
49(16)
Geodetic and cartographic considerations
65(40)
PART III The cadastral survey
105(98)
The survey and land settlement systems, 1920--1927
107(49)
The cadastral maps
156(14)
The survey and land settlement systems, 1928--1948
170(33)
PART IV The topographic map
203(54)
The topographic map: a national monument
205(20)
The 1:100,000 topographic map: layout, structure, sources
225(32)
PART V The map of Mandate Palestine
257(8)
The map of Palestine and the Imperial cartographic system
259(6)
Appendix A: survey ordinances of Palestine 265(6)
Appendix B: High Commissioners for Palestine 271(1)
Appendix C: biographical summaries of the personalities associated with the Mandate survey by Stephen Bank 272(10)
Glossary 282(2)
Notes 284(32)
Sources and bibliography 316(11)
Index 327(10)
Index of map scales 337
Dov Gavish is Director of the Ariel Photographs Archives, and also lectures in the Department of Geography, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem. His previous publications include 50 Years of Mapping Israel, 1948-1999, Salt of the Earth: From the Palestine Potash to the Dead Sea Works and Land and Map: The Survey of Palestine, 1920-1948.