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Atlas sheet depicting Tavrida in 1792. At the time, the region was an oblast', rather than a guberniia.

You are looking at a fragment of a topographical map of the Crimean peninsula published in 1842 by the Military-Topographical Depot of the Russian Army. The map was built from the triangulations of Lt. Colonel Oberg and topographical surveys…

The dedication of this 1854 printing of Mukhin's original 1817 map reads: "To Her Most Gracious Majesty Queen Victoria, and the allied armies of France and England, this military topographical map of the Krima Peninsula : constructed and founded on…

This digital copy of Keppen's map was made from a copy of an edition of the map held by the library of the Soviet Academy of Sciences. The map has four sheets; the digital version contains 8 images.

Map showing settlements and household gardens at Duvankoj and Adzhikoj, pastures, the Belbek river and main road to Sevastopol. (RGIA f.350, op.56, d.406)