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Yokohama City Topographic Map

Last Updated December 17, 2019

Yokohama City Topographic Map

 The "Thousands One Topographic Map" was created as a basic document for city planning in response to the enactment of the Old City Planning Act of 1919 (Daisho 8).
 Yokohama City has begun surveying detailed topographic map surveys since 1921 (Daisho 10) with the aim of creating a "Thousands of One Topographic Map". This initiative was forced to be interrupted due to the Great Kanto Earthquake (1923 (Daisho 12)), but we started surveying again in 1925 (Daisho 14).
 In this effort, we refer to the basic data of urban planning in Europe and the United States. Kuo with a scale of 1 / 3,000, 2,400 meters east-west, 1,800 meters north-south, and 1,800 meters north-south, was planned to cover Yokohama city area at that time with 53 leaves.
 Looking at the remaining topographic maps, it is confirmed that before the war, 3,000-minute topographic maps were created based on detailed topographic map surveys until 1938 (Showa 13), but after that it became a severe wartime system. It can be seen that the creation of a 3,000-by-one topographic map created by the Land Survey Department (current Geographical Survey Institute) is enlarged and used. You. 。 From 1949 (Showa 24) to 1950 (Showa 25), a topographic map was created near Kanazawa, where maps could not be created before the war.
 After that, mainly in the 1930s (1954 (Showa 29) to 1965 (Showa 40)), a topographic map of 3,000 bun was newly created. The 3,000-minute topographic map of the 1930s was created by aerial photography survey, and the scale is the same 1 / 3,000 meters east-west and 2,000 meters north-south, and 90 meters north-south. Covered with

Yokohama City Topographic Map (Early Showa Period)

Topographic map (early Showa) (Showa 3-28 (1928-1953)) (1928-1953)

Topographic map of Yokohama City in the early Showa Period

Sample Yokohama City Topographic Map (Early Showa Period)

Map of Hiyoshidai in the early Showa era

Topographic map of Yokohama City, Sanbunichi Topographic Map (Early Showa Period)

Topographic map of Yokohama City, Sanbunichi Topographic Map (Early Showa Period)
    

1
Hiyoshidai

67
Hiyoshi

  
   

5
Shinyoshida

4
Minami Tsunashima

3
Kamisueyoshi

2
Yako

 

88
Nakayama

87
Kawawa

10
Kawamukai

9
Nippa

8
Shishigaya

7
Shimosueyoshi

6
Markets

 

92
Kamishirane

91
Kamoi

16
Small desk

15
Kishine

14
Kikuna

13
Higashiterao

12
Tsurumi

11
Anzen

 

23
Shimo-Shirane

22
Hazawa

21
Rokukakubashi

20
Shirohata

19
Koyasu

18
Suehiro

17
Southern Anzen

98
Futamatagawa

28
Nishiya

27
Kamihoshikawa

26
Mitsuzawa

25
Kanagawa

24
North water bank

  

101
Hangaya

33
Imai

32
Hoshikawa

31
West Tobe

30
Shimminato-cho

   
 

38
Kawakami

37
Hodogaya

36
Minamiota

35
Yamashitacho

34
Shinyamashita

  
 

55
Hirato

42
Nakazato

41
Ooka

40
Negishi

39
Honmoku

  

110
Tozuka

56
Kaminagaya

45
Kamiooka

44
Isogo

43
Takigashira

   

113
Kami-Kurata

48
Maioka

47
Sasashita

     
 

51
Kosugaya

      

120
Nagaodai

       
   

60
Kamariya

54
Kanazawa

   
   

63
Mutsuura

62
Nojima

   

Viewing and copying of duplicates (full size)

A copy (full size) of "Yokohama City's San-ichi Topographic Map (Early Showa Period)" can be viewed and copied on Yokohama Archives of History (external site). Please contact the Yokohama Archives of History (outside site) for use.
 

Topographic map of Yokohama City, Chiba Prefecture (1930s)

Topographic map (1930s) (Created in Showa 29-40 (1954-1965))

Topographic map of Yokohama City in the 1930s

Sample Yokohama City Topographic Map (1930's)

Map of Tsunashima in the 1930s

Topographic map of Yokohama City, Sanbunichi Topographic Map (1930s)

Topographic map of Yokohama City, Sanbunichi Topographic Map (1930s)
  

71-8
Motoishikawa

     

62-3
Nara

72-1
Kamoshida

72-2
Eda

72-3
Kitayamada

82-1
Nogawa

82-2
Ida

  

62-6
Western Onda

72-4
Onda

72-5
Ichigao

72-6
Katsuta

82-4
Shinyoshida

82-5
Tsunashima

82-6
Yako

 

62-9
Nagatsuta

72-7
Tokaichiba

72-8
Kawawa

72-9
Ikebe

82-7
Okurayama

82-8
Komaoka

82-9
Markets

 

63-3
Mount Takao

73-1
Mihocho

73-2
Nakayama

73-3
Small desk

83-1
Shinohara

83-2
Higashiterao

83-3
Tsurumi

93-1
Kanseicho

63-6
Seya Kami Seya

73-4
Kawai

73-5
Shirane

73-6
Hazawa

83-4
Rokukakubashi

83-5
Koyasu

83-6
Suehiro

93-4
Anzen

63-9
Seya

73-7
Mitsukyo

73-8
Tsurugamine

73-9
Kamihoshikawa

83-7
Mitsuzawa

83-8
Kanagawa

83-9
Tsurumi Kawaguchi

 

64-3
Shimoseya

74-1
Kibogaoka

74-2
Imai

74-3
Sakuragaoka

84-1
West Tobe

84-2
Shimminato-cho

  

64-6
Izumi-cho

74-4
Shimbashi

74-5
Naze

74-6
Nagata

84-4
Minamiota

84-5
Yamashitacho

84-6
Shinyamashita

 

64-9
Kamiiida

74-7
Nakata

74-8
Kashio

74-9
Okubo

84-7
Isogo

84-8
Negishi

84-9
Honmoku

 

65-3
Shimoiida

75-1
Gumizawa

75-2
Tozuka

75-3
Sasashita

85-1
Byobuga-ura Inlet

   

65-6
Kameino

75-4
Harajuku

75-5
Shimo-Kurata

75-6
Hino

85-4
Sugita

85-5
Tomioka

  

65-9
Matano

75-7
Nagaodai

75-8
Katsuracho

75-9
Mt. Enkai

85-7
Tanitsu-zaka

85-8
Nagahama

  
  

76-2
Ofuna

76-3
Kamigo

86-1
Kanazawabunko

86-2
Shibamachi

  
   

76-6
Jomyo-ji Temple

86-4
Eight Views of Kanazawa

86-5
Nojima

  
   

76-9
Nagoshi

86-7
Mt. Takatori

   

Viewing and copying of duplicates (full size)

A copy (full size) of "Yokohama City's Sanbunichi Topographic Map (1930s)" can be viewed and copied in the Yokohama City History Archives. Please contact the Yokohama City History Archives for use.

For inquiries to this page

Housing and Architecture Bureau Planning Department, Urban Planning Division

Phone: 045-671-2657

Phone: 045-671-2657

Fax: 045-550-4913

Email address: kc-toshikeikaku@city.yokohama.jp

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