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Aerial Photomosaic
1. Williams-Hunt Aerial Photograph Collection
2. Chiang Mai Aerial Photomosaic
3. Chiang Rai Aerial Photomosaic
4. Chiang Saen Aerial Photomosaic
5. Fang Aerial Photomosaic
6. Lampang Aerial Photomosaic
7. Lamphun Aerial Photomosaic
8. Mae Chan Aerial Photomosaic
9. Pa Pao Aerial Photomosaic
10. Phayao Aerial Photomosaic
11. Phrae Aerial Photomosaic
12. Uttaradit Aerial Photomosaic

This page discusses World War II aerial photos taken by the Royal Air Force (RAF) and provided on-line by the Geo-spatial Digital Archive Project (GDAP)1 in its Williams-Hunt Aerial Photograph Digital Collection.2 3

The Williams-Hunt collection has a single set of aerial photos for Uttaradit4 dated 06 April 1944 and located:5

The following GDAP images were used in making the photomosaic:

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and assembled approximately like this, using manual fitting:6

Stitching the six-photos together produced this aerial photomosaic:

A higher resolution image is available for download here.

GDAP, the source of these photos, has asked that the following information be included regarding the aerial imagery shown above:

  • Williams-Hunt Aerial Photos Collection
  • Original from the School of Oriental and African Studies (SOAS), University of London
  • Digital Data from Center for Southeast Asia Studies (CSEAS), Kyoto University
  • Digital Archive from Chulachomklao Royal Military Academy (CRMA), Thailand
Major Revisions List
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Description
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2012 Oct 05
First published on Internet
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2024 Mar 01
Converted to WordPress by Ally Taylort
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2026 Jan 03
Updated, author errors & typos corrected

Last Updated on 7 January 2026

  1. link: http://gdap.crma.ac.th/, no longer active[]
  2. link: http://gdap.crma.ac.th/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=14&Itemid=3, no longer active[]
  3. The collection and its origin are described in detail in these zip files:
    ● Lertlum, PhD, Col Surat, and Dr Elizabeth Moore, Williams-Hunt Collection, (undated); available as here linked.
    ● Moore, Elizabeth, Williams-Hunt Collection, Sari – International Journal of the Malay World and Civilisation, 27(2)(2009), pp 265-284.
    ● Periasamy, Makeswary, Williams-Hunt Collectionbiblioasia, 5(1) (Apr 2009), pp 38-42.[]
  4. N17°37.60 E100°05.80 Source: Google Earth fix on apparent center of town.[]
  5. “Terrain” map from Nations Online Project: Searchable Map and Satellite View of Thailand using Google Earth Data (function no longer available). Annotation (red & blue colored items) were by author using Microsoft Publisher.[]
  6. Drawn by author with Microsoft Publisher.[]
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