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Vil'brekht's map is the best cartographic source I have found for the early post-annexation years. It is quite unique in its almost single-minded devotion to mapping villages, and I took the opportunity to digitize every point on the map, along with…

This pair of maps shows the locations of dachas granted to settlers as reported in 1794, and as reported in 1802. Only the properties whose locations I could establish with confidence are shown.

Mainland districts: Dneprovsk and Melitopol'
Peninsular districts: Perekop, Feodosiia, SImferopol', Evpatoriia

District towns for Dneprovsk and Melitopol' are not marked. Aleshki is on the map, but is shown as a village.

Locations of 1,203 villages shown on the Vil'brekht atlas sheet.

Rivers of Crimea as depicted by Vil'brekht.