Topographic Maps of the South Pacific Islands of WWII

Question

I am looking for Topographic Maps of the Solomons, Noumea, Espirito Santos, New Zealand, and the other Islands in the SW Pacific (the Atolls in the Central Pacific are fairly flat, and due to having a sister who works on most of them cataloging endangered wildlife to remove or isolate, I have pictorial evidence that is enough to reconstruct their pre-WWII and WWII configurations).

But the Islands where the Allies fought in 1942 and 43 are principally of interest.

These would be all of the Southern Islands in the Solomons, plus Bougainville; New Guinea including New Britain and New Ireland plus the Manus Islands; the Islands that make up Vanuatu where Espirito Santos was used by the USA as a major Naval Base; New Caledonia, where Noumea was located, from which the war was directed for 1942 and early-1943; Celebes, now Sulawesi, and Borneo, both a part of Indonesia; and the Palaus.

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Thank you for posting your question on History Hub. 
 We searched the National Archives Catalog and located Published Topographic Maps, 1942-1972 (AMS Maps) in the Records of the Office of the Chief of Engineers (Record Group 77) that includes maps of the Solomons , Bougainville , New Guinea , New Zealand , Vanuatu , New Caledonia , and Borneo that may be of interest to you. This series is arranged alphanumerically by agency assigned map series (AMS) numbers and thereunder chronologically. Some AMS numbers may be partially restricted. The large majority of these records have not been digitized. A finding aid is available and can be provided digitally by contacting the Cartographic Branch. 
 Please contact the National Archives at College Park - Cartographic (RDSC) at carto@nara.gov for access to and information about these records. 
 We hope this is helpful. 
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