Karl Gablits
Born: 1752 in Prussia
Died: 1821
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Backstory
Gablits settled in Russia as a child. At age 17 he joined the Gmelin expedition to southern Russia and Persia. He served as overseer of the state gardens at Astrakhan and in 1781 joined the Caspian expedition. He was appointed vice-governor of Tavrida (Crimea) in 1784 and later (1801) as director of state forests within the Ministry of Finance. He received a dacha in the Baydar Valley near Balaklava and a vineyard near Sudak.Why He Matters
Prince Grigory Potemkin commissioned Gablits to produce the Physical Description of Tavrida Province. Catherine II was thrilled with the text and awarded Gablits with honors and a diamond-studded snuffbox.This page has tags:
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- Gablits on walnut trees
- Gablits on plum trees
- Gablits on mulberry trees
- Gablits on peach trees
- Gablits on almond trees
- Gablits on medlar trees
- Gablits on hazelnut trees
- Gablits on fig trees
- Gablits on apple trees
- Gablits on apricot trees
- Gablits on sweet cherry trees
- Gablits on quince trees
- Gablits on rowan trees
- Gablits on olive trees
- Gablits on date palm trees
- Gablits on pear trees
- Gablits on sour cherry trees