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Karta Zapadnoĭ Chasti Aziatskoĭ Rossii Po Sostoi︠a︡nii︠u︡ 1807 G. I Zamechanii︠a︡m O Sibiri Taĭnogo Sovetnika Senatora M. Kornilova. (Карта Западной Части Азиатской России по Состоянию 1807 г...

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Old map of Irkutsk Oblast, Novosibirsk Oblast, Omsk Oblast, Russian Federation, Tomsk Oblast, Tyumen Oblast.

This map depicts the western part of Asiatic Russia and includes the territory stretching from Ekaterinburg to Irkutsk (approximately 3,500 kilometers). Besides rivers, mountains, and cities, it shows settlements of different ethnic groups: Tungus, Ostyak, Kalmyk, and many others. The map incorporates remarks made by Alexei Kornilov, a governor of Irkutsk Province, then Tobol'sk Province, and later a senator. His notes, compiled in 1807, include information about the ethnic diversity of Irkutsk and Tobol'sk provinces, means of transportation, systems of government, and other topics. The right side of the map depicts part of the Ob' River flowing from the west and turning north at its confluence with the Irtysh River. Numerous towns are located along both of these rivers, ranging from Tobol'sk in the south to Obdorsk (renamed Salekhard in 1933) in the north. The Ob' is one of the great rivers of Asia, flowing north and west across western Siberia in a twisting path from its source in the Altai Mountains to its outlet at the Gulf of Ob' into the Kara Sea. World Digital Library.
  • Pokazany: administrativnye granit︠s︡y, naselennye punkty (3gr.); rel'ef shtrikhami. Dop. karty: Techenie reki Obi ot Tobol'ska do Obdorska.
  • Original map at: National Library of Russia
  • Показаны: административные границы, населенные пункты (3гр.); рельеф штрихами. Доп. карты: Течение реки Оби от Тобольска до Обдорска.

Map Subjects

Irkutsk Oblast

Novosibirsk Oblast

Omsk Oblast

Russian Federation

Siberia

Tomsk Oblast

Tyumen Oblast

1807

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Karta Zapadnoĭ Chasti Aziatskoĭ Rossii Po Sostoi︠a︡nii︠u︡ 1807 G. I Zamechanii︠a︡m O Sibiri Taĭnogo Sovetnika Senatora M. Kornilova. (Карта Западной Части Азиатской России по Состоянию 1807 г... by Relic Map Company