Map 101

  A mirror image of Map 100. Cities have been removed and terrain has been made slower to represent hills and canyons. Intended to be tacked on to Map 100 for CPX or MBX games, along with Maps 102 and 103. Also can be used for the Mad General scenario. (Size: 10 x 6 km). Author: Matt Ohlmer.

 A detailed map of Baghdad. A 50% version is available for viewing by clicking the thumbnail map. Author: Jim Holman.

 A city map of The Hague, Netherlands, with beach for amphibious landing as well as fighting in town scenarios. The map is accurate as far as distances and relations are concerned, movement and town layout has been abstracted. (Size: 11.4 x 9 km). Author: Matt Ohlmer.

 A map of Wake Island, created in anticipation of the WW2 version of TacOps but could also be used to represent a modern amphibious engagement on any Pacific atol. Thumbnail depicts the island in relation to the ocean. Clicking on the thumbnail produces a detail of the island itself. (Size: roughly 12 x 15 km). Author: Dennis Huff.

Frm the author: Map 109 is a 21x13 map which I hope will serve as a new General Purpose map like map1, just made for v4. It can be played NS or EW wise, also from the middle to the edges and holds a series of objectives like a factory, and airport, a port which can be used for unlading boats also a railway sation and several towns. 16 bridges make all kind of engineering tasks possible. Terrainwise it presents everything form steep cliffs to wide planes and lightly broken terrain, the insides of woods and towns are sometimes not passable for different kind of vehicles. Texture follows the map 1 textures, it should be easy to read. (Size: 21 x 13 km). Author: Matt Ohlmer.

Map 110

A test map for comparing speeds of various units on different TacOps terrain. Features 1x1 km squares of all combinations of TacOps terrain types (Woods, Town, Road) with the possible movment costs (in Clear, Rough 1-4 and Water). Each 1x1 km square is labelled explicitly with the relevant Terrain/Ground combination, also the squares are color coded to facilitate easy distinction. To better judge test results the author has embedded a thin 100x100 mtrs grid into the artwork. (Size: 8 x 6 km). Author: Matt Ohlmer.

The author describes his upcoming map as follows: This is the very first version of the map for my upcoming scenario series. It is neither tested nor complete. The artwork is taken from a digital version of a Germany map. IMPORTANT: This map does have "gaps" in place of most bridges so destruction of bridges is possible during game play. In further versions I will supply a list of those bridge gaps plus an empty game file with only the needed bridges in it. ( Size: 24 x 28 km. Click thumbnail to view 50% scale version.) Author: Ralf Pichocki.

This map was created for a CPX named "Fraenkische Saale" and covers a small part of the area west of BAD KISSINGEN in Germany. It contains the river FRAENKISCHE SAALE flowing from East to West through the map. The terrain is very difficult to negotiate, this being modelled by the fact that there are very few spots coded as "Clear" in the map at all. (Size: 10 km. x 20 km.) Click thumbnail to view 50% scale version. Author: Ralf Pichocki.

Map 130

A large map with a Northern Coast line for Amphibious Operations. With lots of valleys and mountains. Three rivers that run North-East and South. Numerous small villages and some large industrial complex's. (Size: 15 x 24 kms.) Click thumbnail to view 50% scale version. Author: John Osborne.

 

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This map depicts the island of Betio in the Tarawa atoll of the Gilbert island chain and the adjacent island of Bairiki. This appoximates Betio as sketched by US Naval Intelligence prior to the Marine assault on November 20, 1943. Author: Gary Chilcote.

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This map was created for Henk Stoffers and covers a small part of Lower Saxony in Germany. It contains the town of BAD BEVENSEN and a part of the MITTELLANDKANAL and was - according to Henk - to be defended by a Dutch infantry battalion in Cold War times. (Size: 5 km. x 11 km.) Click thumbnail to view 50% scale version. Author Ralf Pichocki.

This is the peninsula of Hyeres in France, including the island of Porquerolles. Click thumbnail to view 50% scale version. Author Ralf Pichocki.

Map 230

  A modified Map 230 (available with TacOps 4.0 designed for CPX play. Features numbered Battle Points and color alterations for easier reading. Available for printing only. (Size: 10 km. x 11 km.) Authors: Matt Ohlmer and Basil Burgess.

 This is an area just Southwest of Ft. Knox that is often used for US Army map exercises. Topographic map scan background. Requires TacOps v4.0. (Size: 18 km x 23 km). Authors: Captain McLamb and Major Holdridge.

  This is a medium fidelity interpretation of a heavily wooded and soggy USMC training area at Camp Lejeune, North Carolina. Includes quite a bit of ocean and coastline. Topographic map scan background. Author's remarks included. Click on thumbnail for 1/3 size view. (Size: 21 km x 16 km.) Available on TacOps v. 4.0 CD. Authors: Major Maidhoff and Major Holdridge. AVAILABLE on TacOps v. 4.0 CD.

The first of a series of maps is map is a low fidelity representation of an area in Northern Afghanistan 60 kilometers Southeast of the city of Kunduz. The map is centered on the villages of Ishkamesh and Kokabulak. The map set includes an Acrobat Reader PDF file that describes a Soviet vs Mujahideen battle that took place on this map in 1984. (Size: 12 x 13.8 km.) Available on TacOps v. 4.0 CD. Author: Major Holdridge.

Map 251

A map of Fulda and the surrounding area. On the east edge is a part of the old West/East German border. All bridges have been removed from the map and are available in a separate .tac file that comes with the map. Note that most woods are NO-GO for wheeled vehicles. To see a 50% size preview, click on the thumbnail on the left. (Size: 27 x 27 km). Author: Fredrik Scheuer.

 The Fulda Three Map Scenario version of map301c. The south-west edge overlaps map305c, and contains artificial terrain for use in the Three Map Scenario. To see a 50% size preview, click on the thumbnail on the left. (Size: 27 x 27 km). Author: Fredrik Scheuer.

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The north-east edge overlaps map304c, and the south-west edge overlaps map306c. The overlapping areas contain artificial terrain. The map is intended for use with the Fulda Three Map Scenario To see a 50% size preview, click on the thumbnail on the left. (Size: 27 x 27 km). Author: Fredrik Scheuer.

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The north-east edge overlaps map305c, and contains artificial terrain. The map is intended for use with the Fulda Three Map Scenario To see a 50% size preview, click on the thumbnail on the left. (Size: 27 x 27 km). Author: Fredrik Scheuer.

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A map of the Valley of Tears on the Golan Heights.
Author: Fredrik Scheuer.

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Large map of southeastern Jamaica, Kingston area. Includes large urban sector and coastal area. Playable map file is available on TacOps v. 4 CD. To view a 1:4 scale version of this map, click here. (Size: 19 km x 13.8 km.) Available on TacOps v. 4.0 CD. Author: Maj. James Furnival, Canadian Army, with assistance from Maj. Holdridge.

 In the words of the author: "I converted Map 003 into a type 2 map and deleted the eastern half of the bridge. Now you can play TF Rikki and actually blow the bridge." Author: Gary "Coyote" Chilcote.

A remote landscape with jagged, rocky mountains and rolling grassland. Includes a river, mountain trails and a small airfield. Particular attention was paid to modelling realistic LOS in mountain terrain. Good for scenarios involving a rugged, mountain defense or ferreting out a terrorist group in a mountainous region. (Size: 15 km x 11 km.) Available on TacOps v. 4.0 CD. Author: Rikki Tikki.

 

Designed for amphibious assault scenarios, this map features beaches, cliffs, mountains, swamps, mangroves, a river, a port, sugar cane fields and an airport. Also features an at-sea staging area for launching helos and landing craft as well as a setup area for reinforcements. Map has been enlarged to permit flanking maneuvers and deep recon missions. Available on TacOps v. 4.0 CD. See About Map502 v. 5 for details. (Size: 24 km x 12 km.) Author: Rikki Tikki.

 

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Small urban map with river, based on actual street map of Bandar Seri Begawan, the capital of Brunei in northern Borneo. A good map for portraying third-world cities. Download About Map 503 for details. Playable map file is available on TacOps v. 4 CD. (Size: 5 km x 5 km). Author: Rikki Tikki.

  Based on a map that came with the Major's mapmaking utility. A horizontally inverted Map 15 with the low ground flooded and refinery enlarged. Playable map file is available on TacOps v. 4 CD. (Size: 15.3 km. x 6.6 km.) Author: Maj. Holdridge, revised by Rikki Tikki.

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Map 508

  Low fidelity interpretation of the Canadian Army Petawawa training area. Includes river gorge and channel with small islands. To view a 1:2 scale version, click here. Playable map file is available on TacOps v. 4 CD. (Size: 16.5 km x 12.8 km.) Author: Maj. James Furnival, Canadian Army, with assistance from Maj. Holdridge.

This map represents a steep sided valley in Afghanistan with a couple of small towns and a scattering of villages. Designed for Soviet / Mujahadeen engagements, particularly with convoy ambushes in mind. (Size: 17 km x 7.7 km). Available on TacOps v. 4.0 CD. Author: Mark Bisson.

Based on a satellite image of an area of Serbia with a couple of additions to the landscape from the author. Includes urban areas, mountains, the edge of large lake with associated marsh and an airfield. Download includes .dat file (for both Mac and PC), BMP art and text files. (Size: 15.7 x 11.6 km.) Available on TacOps v. 4.0 CD. Author: Mark Bisson.

Map 541

Medium-size map with some large areas of high ground. Two rivers run through it on a North-South line and there are several medium-sized woods. With a mix of clear and rough terrain, it includes several industrial areas, towns and bridges as likely objectives. A shore-line allows for amphibious operations. (Size: 15 km x 8 km.) Available on TacOps v. 4.0 CD. Author: Alex Ingles.

 Map 565

This map depicts Dansville, NY (pop. 6,000) with a nearby airport, both in a valley. Much of the rest of the map is higher elevation. Area is a mix of woods and roads, with fordable streams. The author has also provided alternate map images for Map567. Switch between the original view and alternate print map, topographic map and aerial photo versions of the map image by copying a map file. Instructions included in download. (Size: 13x14.5 km.) Available on TacOps v. 4.0 CD. Author: Darius Kasinskas.

 This map depicts the Wayne County (approx. 380km north west of New York City) area of New York State, starting around 27km east of Rochester, NY. To the north is Lake Ontario (one of the Great Lakes). Bounding the map to the south is the Erie Canal, Ganaragua and other creeks. Orchards and drumlins are prevalent. Some areas are swampy. Available on TacOps v. 4.0 CD. (Size: 30 x 29 kms.)

Companion map 571 shows the western 15km of this map and an additional 7 km farther west. Map 572 shows the eastern 15km of this map and an additional 7 km farther east. Available on TacOps v. 4.0 CD. Author: Darius Kasinskas.

This map depicts the Wayne County (approx. 380km north west of New York City) area of New York State, starting around 20km east of Rochester, NY. To the north is Lake Ontario (one of the Great Lakes). Bounding the map to the south is the Erie Canal, Ganaragua and other creeks. Orchards and drumlins are prevalent. Some areas are swampy.Available on TacOps v. 4.0 CD. (Size: Approx. 22 x 29 kms.)

Companion map 570 shows the eastern 15km of this map and a farther 15 km to the east. Map 572 shows the adjacent 22km east of this map. Author: Darius Kasinskas.

This map depicts the Wayne County (approx. 380km north west of New York City) area of New York State, starting around 42km east of Rochester, NY. To the north is Lake Ontario (one of the Great Lakes). Bounding the map to the south is the Erie Canal, Ganaragua and other creeks. Orchards and drumlins are prevalent. Some areas are swampy. Available on TacOps v. 4.0 CD. (Size: Approx. 22 x 29 kms.)

Companion map 570 shows the western 15km of this map and a farther 15 km to the west. Map 571 shows the adjacent 22km west of this map. Author: Darius Kasinskas.

Mostly flat terrain to the west, becoming high terrain to the east. At the east end is a river and canal with several bridges. There is a power plant on the shore to the north. Derived from Maps 571/572. (Size: 29 km x 7 km.) Available on TacOps v. 4.0 CD. Author: Darius Kasinskas.

A medium-sized, multi-terrain map featuring a mix of clear and rough terrain, high ground, low ground, woods, towns, and rivers. Playable map file is available on TacOps v. 3 CD. (Size: 8 km. x 5 km.) Authors: James Sterret & Chris Dingman

  Map of the Markham valley vicinity of Nadzab Airfield Papua New Guinea. River wash area (blue dots) are hardened mud and silt, flooded in some areas and passable in others. (Size: 14.45 x 17.75 km. Viewable map has been reduced by 50%.) Authors: Robert Carpenter and Darius Kasinskas

Same as Map 760, but with river wash area (blue dots) completely flooded. (Size: 14.45 x 17.75 km. Viewable map has been reduced by 50%.) Authors: Robert Carpenter and Darius Kasinskas.

A map of El Alamein, based on a historical map and recallings of personal observation of the terrain by the author. (Size: 24 x 24 kms.) Author: Panta Astiazaran.

A slighted modification of El Alamein map. Some trails have been added and, beware, some quick sands may have moved (Size: 24 x 24 km). Authors: Jeffrey Gilbert and Bernard Cousin.

 Map 780

Two major rivers dominate each end of the map with a central ridge and farm land in between. The western side of the map contains a large city complex where the eastern side is more rural. The map is well wooded in the west that continues to thin as you go east and picks back up once you cross the eastern river. Available on TacOps v. 4.0 CD. (Size: 30 km. x 15 km. Viewable map has been reduced by 50%.) Author: Jeffrey Gilbert.

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 A slight variation of Map780c. Almost all bridges have been removed from the map. Ford sites are indicated where the river can be crossed or swam.(Size: 30 km. x 15 km. Viewable map has been reduced by 50%.) Author: Jeffrey Gilbert.

 A shortened version of Map780c containing the Northern most 6 km. Numerous river obsticles make this a challenge to move non-amphibious forces east to west. (Size: 30 km. x 6 km.) Author: Jeffrey Gilbert.

  Mediterranean countryside. Clear in the south, hilly in the north. Few main roads. All water fordable. Some original terrain features. Playable map file is available on TacOps v. 4.0 CD. (Size: 10 km x 10 km.) Author: Paul Mason

 

Map 886

 A medium size tacops map inspired from the western half of Jersey island. This map has been designed with numerous landing sites providing opportunies to promote USMC scenarios. Includes and airport, several beaches, a large town and a lot of tiny villages. (Size: 9 km. x 9 km.) Author: Bernard Cousin

Map in progress, reserved by Bernard Cousin. This map will be a medium size Tacops map inspired from the eastern half of Jersey Island. The map will be designed with numerous landing sites providing opportunies to promote USMC scenarios.

 

Official Tourney 2001 Map. A small-sized map showing a section of Normandy "bocage". This map has many woods, copses, villages, and hills offering many ambush sites with short-range fires. A unfordable river goes from north to south-east across the map. (Size: 9 km x 6 km) Author: Bernard Cousin.

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Map 889 (with bridges) is based on a German WW2 map of the Moscow area, quite urbanized, forested, with rivers and marshes. IIdeal for two-players large-scale operations or, taken in parts, for several small battles, ww2 or modern. Click on thumbnail for 50% size preview. (Size: 24 x18 km.) Author: Panta Astiazaran.

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Same as Map 889 but with the bridges removed. (Players have to add them from the game, manually, so they can be blown up.) Click on thumbnail for 50% size preview. (Size: 24 x18 km.) Author: Panta Astiazaran.

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Based on a road map showing a section of Germany. Includes contour lines, highway route numbers, names of towns and other details. Playable map file is available on TacOps v. 4 CD. (Size: 11 km x 9.3 km)

Author: Maj. James Furnival, Canadian Army

This is a 9x12 klick map taken from a real map already coded by Fredrik Scheuer, Map302c and used for his huge Fulda project. It is supposed for winter playing, thus clear terain is R1 to reduce speed, the rest as usual. I have included the original map to be used as an overlay, hence providing the names and other topo features. The game can be played from the topo map, as well, switching to the new art map for practical info if wished (the best of two worlds!).
If anyone wants to modify it, I can provide the .psd file (the map with the layers unflattened, Photoshop CS) so any particular terrain feature can be changed separately.Author: Panta Astiazaran

 A new 8x10 klicks map based on a real Russian map seized to the Wermacht (bought it from HPS, great value). The artwork is entirely new to make terrain analysis easier. Author: Panta Astiazaran

 Scanned topographic map, 1:50 000 scale, Upper Ottawa Valley, Ontario. Very mixed terrain, with several areas of rough, woods, water, towns, etc... NOTE: monitor must be set to 256 color resolution, will not work in 16 or 24 bit color modes. (Size: 30 km x 30 km.) Author: Maurice Audet