This classic treatise on military geography was first published in 1905 as part of the U.S. Army's Professional Reading Lists. William Edward Montague, a military engineer and noted scholar, provides a comprehensive overview of the principles of military topography, as well as practical guidance for conducting military surveys and mapmaking. This book remains an essential resource for military professionals and students of military history.

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