Maps (2143 Subjects)
View of Yerevan, Armenia. In the background, the Ottoman castle of the city (Erivan castle). In the middle ground, the ancient castle of Erebuni.
View of Tabriz, Iran.
Plan of the walls of the castle of Bratislava. Plan of the land walls of Buda.
Map of the Peloponnese.
Map of Crete.
View of the castle of Chania.
Panoramic view of Venice.
Map of Crimea.
Map of the European part of Istanbul.
Map of the Bosporus.
Plan of Topkapi Palace, Istanbul.
Map of Istanbul.
Topographic map of Athens.
Map of Attica.
Topographic map of the Acropolis.
Map of Piraeus and its ports.
View of the walls of Baghdad. Down to the 19th century, Baghdad was often, yet erroneously, identified with ancient Babylon. Recent excavations showed, however, that Babylon stood on the opposite shore of Tigres river.
Example of Kalmyk settlement.
View of Yerevan, Armenia.
Top: Kiosk in a banana tree forest. Bottom: Map of Bandar Abbash and nearby islands at the straits of Hormuz, Iran.
Map of Japan.
Map of the eastern coast of Vietnam (kingdom of Tonkin).
Top: Kiosk in banana tree forest. Bottom: Map of Bandar Abbash and nearby islands at the straits of Hormuz, Iran.
Map of Moscow.
Map of Kremlin, Moscow, with the main sights and monuments.
Map of the environs of Rostov-on-Don at the sea of Azov.
Map of Novocherkassk, capital of the Cossacks of Don river.
Map of the Don-Volga canal. Initially envisioned by the Ottomans and later by the Russians, the canal, which connects the Sea of Azov to the Caspian Sea was only completed in 1950.
View of the Cimmerian Bosporus or Strait of Kerch (where the Black Sea joins the Sea of Azov). On the bottom right, Taman volcano, surnamed Prekla (hell) by the locals.
Map of the peninsula of Heraclea and Chersonesus, Crimea.