Italiano: Cartina di Asmara del Touring Club Italiano, 1929, editore Vallardi, Milano.
Massaua - TCI, Possedimenti e Colonie, 1929.
Dall'ultimo volume della Guida d'Italia, dedicato a Isole Egee, Tripolitania, Cirenaica, Eritrea e Somalia, riproduciamo le mappe delle due principali città eritree: Massaua, porto sul mar Rosso, e Asmara, città sull'altopiano eritreo, unite da una ardita ferrovia a scartamento ridotto, di costruzione italiana, celebre in quanto ancor oggi in esercizio.
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