Ambon – Johannes van den Bosch, 1818
Asia – Hendrik van Loon after Nicolas de Fer, 1724
Asia – Jan Jansson, 1638-1642
Asia – Jean-Baptiste Crépy + Jean-Baptiste Nolin, 1781
Asia – Willem Blaeu, 1621-1630
Asia antique map – Visscher
Asia map – Homann
Australia, New South Wales – after James Cook, c. 1797
Borneo – François Valentijn, 1724-1726
China – Covens & Mortier, 1695
China – Erhard Frères, 1897
China – Johannes Janssonius, 1649
China – John A. Diakoff, 1931
Dutch East Indies – Cornelis van Baarsel, 1818
Eastern Hemisphere – Isaak Tirion, 1755
Empire of Japan – Reinier and Josua Ottens, after 1720
India – François Valentyn, 1724-1726
India antique map – Mannert, 1804
India, Southeast Asia – Nicolas Sanson, 1658-1670
Indonesia, Strait of Bali – Laurie and Whittle, 1794
Indonesia, Strait of Sunda or Batavia – Laurie and Whittle, 1794
Indonesia, Straits of Banca – Laurie and Whittle, 1796
Indonesia, West Coast of Sumatra – Laurie and Whittle, 1794
Japan – François Valentijn, 1724-1726
Japan – Johann Caspar Scheuchzer after Engelbert Kaempfer, 1729/1733
Japan map – Durant after Tavernier
Malacca Strait, Kuala Lumpur – 1895
Oceania, Australia – Monin, 1836
Pacific, Australia + New Zealand – Frederick de Wit/Louis Renard, c. 1715
Philippines – George Anson, 1750
Russia – Pieter Schenk, c. 1700
Russia, Tartaria – Isaak Tirion, 1740
Sea of Azov, Crimea – Nicolaes Visscher, c. 1690
South East Asia – Mercator-Hondius, 1630
South East Asia – Nicolaes Visscher, c. 1690
South-East Asia, East Indies – Emanuel Bowen, 1744
Southeast Asia – Joachim Ottens, c. 1745
Southeast Asia, Indochina, Malay Peninsula – Giambattista Albrizzi, 1740-1762
Spice Islands, Moluccas, Indonesia – Jan Jansson, c. 1660
Sri Lanka – François Valentijn, 1724-1726
Strait of Malacca – Admiral Wharton, 1896
Strait of Malacca, Singapore – 1898
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