The astronomical determination of a number of points in Siberia (considering Siberia and Far East) were made, “Baikal Sea” and the most important Siberian rivers were mapped. Apparently, Russian geographical discoveries and investigations of Siberia and Far East in the 17th and 18th centuries made a significant contribution in the world ...

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Description: Very scarce 18th century map showing land to the north east of the Caspian Sea. Possibly from the publication Revolutions of Persia. Rococo style decorative cartouche. Condition: Folding copy, some age discolouration, old repair to bottom left border, ink inscription verso.

2023年5月15日 · Since the late 1720s, the north-eastern and northern roads linking the Altai metallurgical complex with the Kuznetsk, Berdsk, and Moscow tract dominated. Special maps appeared by the middle of the 18th century as a result of the increased importance of the Altai road system, recording the development of transport communication in the region.

Paris: c. 1754. Notes: A detailed map of Siberia during the mid 18th century. The map extends from the White and Caspian Seas in the west to Irkuckoi Province, Jakutky on the Lena River and regions to the east.

18th-century maps of Siberia (5 C, 53 F) 19th-century maps of Siberia (99 F) 20th-century maps of Siberia (13 F) K. Old maps of Kamchatka (45 F) M. ... (1 C, 30 F) Media in category "Old maps of Siberia" The following 93 files are in this category, out of 93 total. Map of Asia* (1560) northeast.jpg 800 × 602; 135 KB.

Atlas contains, 7 p. text with descriptions of the maps, and explanation of geographical names and symbols used in German, Russian, French and Latin, a general map of the Russian empire, 13 maps of European Russia at a uniform scale of 1:1,470,000 (35 versts to one inch); and 6 maps of Siberia at a uniform scale of 1:3,444,000 (82 versts to one ...

In the 18th century in Siberia, a new administrative guberniya was formed with Irkutsk, then in the 19th century the territory was several times re-divided with creation of new guberniyas: Tomsk (with center in Tomsk) and Yenisei (Yeniseysk, later Krasnoyarsk).

Compiling his catalogue of 18th-century maps of Siberia (), Gaston Cahen begins it with the map of N. Witsen (1687). He further asserts that the most important map-types are represented by the Book of maps of Siberia by S. Remezov (1701), the map of Isbrants Ides (1704) and Strahlenberg (1730). All the other

2021年2月17日 · Historical atlas reproducing over 190 maps appertaining to Russian exploration of Siberia and northwest America in the 17th-18th centuries. Atlas consists of two sections: black-and-white reproductions of maps and plans; and commentary on each map, with citations.