The map shows public buildings, the network of streets, squares and city cemeteries of Sokal in the interwar period.

No date is provided. The map was printed at the Piller-Neumann Lithographical Establishment in Lwow.

The map is peculiar in that it marks the locations of water wells and hydrants.

Legend:

• The upper part of the map holds the title: “Map of the City of Sokal” (Plan miasta Sokala).
• Next to the title is the compass rose.
• The upper right part of the map holds a list of 67 street and square names.
• The lower left part of the map holds a list of wells and hydrants (Studnie na zarużu).
• The bottom right part of the sheet contains information about where the map was printed: “Piller-Neumann Lithography, Lwow” (Lit. Piller-Neumann. Lwów).