Virgin Territories Opened by The Knights of Baha'u'llah, 1953-1990

artist Anonymous; printed in Italy, n.d.

Included as a pull-out in The Baha'i World Vol. XX, 1986-1992 (Haifa: Baha'i World Centre, 1998).

digital version prepared by Jonah Winters; email if you have any problems downloading these files.

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Notes:

The explanatory text at the bottom center of this map reads:
"The National Community under whose jurisdiction the Baha'i pioneer lived before going to his post is indicated by a colored Iine (relating to the color key) under the pioneer's name. Black underlining denotes that the settlers arose from areas other than the homefronts of the twelve participatIng National Spiritual Assemblies."
Any visible creases in the image existed in the original poster I used; I scanned the large original in eight separate scans and then collated them to produce this electronic image.
These files are large because, to preserve clarity of the font, I had to use high resolution and high image quality.
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