Elevation Map based on 150 ft contours, with major roads and installations.
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THE 1921 CORREGIDOR MAP
We no longer link this map and have replaced it with
two DigiMap versions,
one of the eight 1921 Maps in a hot-link PDF Binder format,
 and the other as a single-file Digital Map.
 

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OPERATIONS MAP EMERGENCY DEFENSE 1941
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a digital version.
 

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 The 4th Marines Defense Sector Map 

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*.jpg (468 Kb)(Members CD ROM Version)

A detailed map of the mysterious RJ-43 tunnel drawn by Bow Porter and Bob McGetchin.  (111K)

Details of the Situation on Bataan January-April 1942,  including the area of first Japanese penetrations, Corps areas of responsibility, the Battle of the Pockets, and the Battle of the Points. (54.8K)

This widely reproduced drawing of Malinta Tunnel, featuring the hospital and QM laterals. (28.6K)

Our digital mapping project has established that it is inaccurate.

Beyond the QM laterals are the NAVY Laterals. This map was drawn by Ed R. Michaud in 1983 based upon his research into the storage of silver and gold in the 1941-42 period, and cannot be vouched for, particularly in the now collapsed areas. There are, in fact, four Navy tunnels on the western side of Malinta Hill, named Queen, Roger, Sugar and Tare. It's not known whether the Q-R-S-T lexicon is of any significance.  Don Abbott has recorded 20 entrances of varying sizes which exit and ventilate the Malinta Hill. (40.6K)

Our digital mapping project has established that it is inaccurate.

Exhibit "B" to the Moore Report, this illustrates the mine fields which linked Corregidor to Bataan to the north and Cavite in the south. Both the Army and Navy minefields are shown. (50.1K)

Battery Ramsay was virtually obliterated when  a direct aerial hit  penetrated its magazine, courtesy of The Jolly Rogers.  During the siege in 1941-42, Al McGrew manned a MG pit in front of gun #1, and he's applied his talents in illustrating the battery as it then was. (79.7K)

Battery Way, plan view.  Fortunately for Corregidoros, Btty. Way has survived the war, the scrappers, and the tourists.  It remains the best example of the battery architecture of the times. (91.7K)