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Typus Generalis Ukrainae : Sive Palatinatuum Podoliae, Kioviensis Et Braczlaviensis Terras Nova Delineatione Exhibens 1705

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Old early map of Ukraine.

Created by Peter Schenk, G. (Gerard) Valck in 1705.
  • Covers palatinates that are now part of central and southern Ukraine (at the time a part of the Russian Empire previously acquired by military conquest from the Ottoman Empire).
  • Relief shown pictorially.
  • In Latin.
  • Unidentified meridian.
  • Probable atlas plate removed from Peter Schenk's Atlas contractus. Amsterdam : [1705?].
  • Includes directory of scale bars in foreign dimensions, male figures and coat-of-arms in title cartouche, and legend at lower left.

Map Subjects

Administrative And Political Divisions

Early Maps

Early Works To 1800

Ukraine

Peter Schenk

G. (Gerard) Valck

1705

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Typus Generalis Ukrainae : Sive Palatinatuum Podoliae, Kioviensis Et Braczlaviensis Terras Nova Delineatione Exhibens 1705 by Relic Map Company