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Keppen's map of the southern coast of Crimea
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12019-03-27T05:28:48-04:00Map of Southern Crimea3source sketchplain2022-07-12T13:35:54-04:0001/01/1836Author: Petr Keppen Date: 1836
Originally published by the Governor-General of Novorossiia and Bessarabia, Count M. S. Vorontsov. Digital images made available by Sergei L'vovich Smekalov (archmap.ru).
