In the late 1960s, the in Belgrade embarked on a mission to create the most detailed record of Yugoslavia ever seen: the JNA Topographic Maps at a 1:50,000 scale . For decades, these maps were guarded as "Vojna Tajna" (Military Secrets) , accessible only to high-ranking officers of the Yugoslav People's Army.
JNA topografske karte u razmeri , koje je izradio Vojnogeografski institut (VGI) , decenijama su predstavljale zlatni standard preciznosti za teritoriju Srbije i bivše Jugoslavije. Iako su nekada bile strogo čuvana vojna tajna, danas su ključni alat za planinare, orijentirce i istraživače prirode. Tehničke karakteristike (TK50) JNA Topografske karte -Srbija- Razmera 1-50000
Ukupno, za centralnu Srbiju i Vojvodinu postoji oko razmere 1:50.000. In the late 1960s, the in Belgrade embarked
Today, these maps are widely used by hikers, historians, and geographers to study how the landscape of Serbia has changed over the last few decades. They are often available in digital format (GeoTIFF) from various cartographic repositories or national geographic institutes. Iako su nekada bile strogo čuvana vojna tajna,