Topographical map 1: 10 000 3853-SO Eisenhüttenstadt

The TK10 is the cartographic implementation of a comprehensive topographical country survey (photogrammetric aerial image evaluation, induction of topographic additional information, topographic field comparison). The TK10 is the basic measure of Brandenburg’s topographical maps. The Earth’s surface is thus relatively complete (only slightly generalised) and geometrically accurate to scale. The non-hundred percent completion of the map is based on the unavailability of topographical material in former military restricted areas (CIS forces). The TK10 card movement is no longer kept continuously and is only available as a plot. The DTK10-V (grid data) was derived from the analog output. The map has been replaced by the TK10 (ATKIS). The TK10 is the cartographic implementation of a comprehensive topographical country survey (photogrammetric aerial image evaluation, induction of topographic additional information, topographic field comparison). The TK10 is the basic measure of Brandenburg’s topographical maps. The Earth’s surface is thus relatively complete (only slightly generalised) and geometrically accurate to scale. The non-hundred percent completion of the map is based on the unavailability of topographical material in former military restricted areas (CIS forces). The TK10 card movement is no longer kept continuously and is only available as a plot. The DTK10-V (grid data) was derived from the analog output. The map has been replaced by the TK10 (ATKIS). The TK10 is the cartographic implementation of a comprehensive topographical country survey (photogrammetric aerial image evaluation, induction of topographic additional information, topographic field comparison). The TK10 is the basic measure of Brandenburg’s topographical maps. The Earth’s surface is thus relatively complete (only slightly generalised) and geometrically accurate to scale. The non-hundred percent completion of the map is based on the unavailability of topographical material in former military restricted areas (CIS forces). The TK10 card movement is no longer kept continuously and is only available as a plot. The DTK10-V (grid data) was derived from the analog output. The map has been replaced by the TK10 (ATKIS).