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China – Johannes Janssonius, 1649
China – John A. Diakoff, 1931
China – John Speed, 1626
China – Reinier Vinkeles after William Alexander, 1800-1801
China, Korea, Japan – Mercator/Hondius, 1619
China, Reinier Vinkeles after William Alexander, 1800-1801
Crete – Frederick de Wit, c. 1680
Crimea oblast – A.D. Kratkov, 1967
Curaçao and Suriname – Archibald Fullarton, 1856
Curaçao, Guyana – Isaak Tirion, 1767
Dutch Berbice (Guyana) – Reinier & Josua Ottens, 1740
Dutch Brazil – Joan Blaeu, ca. 1662
Dutch Brazil – Johannes Janssonius, 1651
Dutch Brazil – Louis Renard, 1715
Dutch Brazil, Paraiba and Rio Grande – Joan Blaeu, c. 1662
Dutch East Indies – Cornelis van Baarsel, 1818
East Frisia (Ostfriesland) – Abraham Ortelius, 1587
East Frisia (Ostfriesland) – Abraham Ortelius, 1598
East Frisia / Ostfriesland – Willem Blaeu, ca. 1640
Egypt – 1962
Egypt and the Gulf – Olfert Dapper, c. 1670
Engeland, coast between Wight and Dover – Lucas Jansz. Waghenaer, 1583
Engeland, east coast and Thames Estuary – Greenville Collins, c. 1693
England – Nicolaas Visscher, c. 1690
England, from Robin Hood’s Bay to Coquet Island – Waghenaer, 1596
Europa – Pieter Schenk, ca. 1700
Europe – John Speed, 1626
Europe – Petrus Bertius + Willem Blaeu, 1634
Europe – Thomas Kitchin + Robert Sayer, 1772
Flanders – Abraham Ortelius, 1579
France – Abraham Ortelius, 1606
France – Frederick de Wit, c. 1690
France, Charente-Maritime – Romeijn de Hooghe + Pieter Mortier, 1693
Frankfurt am Main and Offenbach – Soviet military map, 1978
Germany – Johannes Janssonius, 1626
Germany, Low Countries, Poland, Baltics – Melchior Tavernier, 1645
Greece, Balkans – Justus Danckerts, 1684
Holy Land – Abraham Ortelius, 1595
Holy Land – Baptista van Doetecum after David Vinckboons, 1603/1604
Holy Land – Gerard and Cornelis de Jode, 1593
Hong Kong – British Admiralty + Edward Belcher, (1841) 1937
Horn of Africa – Hermanus Besseling, 1749
Hungary – Justus Danckerts, 1684
Iceland – Johannes Janssonius, ca. 1630
India – François Valentyn, 1724-1726
India antique map – Mannert, 1804
India, Malaysian peninsula – Laurent Frisius after Claudius Ptolemy, 1535
Indian subcontinent and Southeast Asia – Guillaume Delahaye + Robert de Vaugondy, 1751
