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North Sea – Jacques-Nicolas Bellin, ca. 1770
North- and South Pole – Pieter Mortier, 1696
Northern and Southern Hemisphere – Guillaume De L’Isle + Reinier and Josua Ottens, after 1739
Norway – Cornelis Danckerts, c. 1696
Oceania, Australia – Monin, 1836
Ottoman Empire – John Speed, 1626
Ottoman Empire – Willem and Joan Blaeu, 1640
Pacific, Australia + New Zealand – Frederick de Wit/Louis Renard, c. 1715
Panama, Colombia, Ecuador, Venezuela – Gerard Valck & Petrus Schenk, 1700
Paraíba, Dutch Brazil – Johannes Janssonius (Jan Jansson), 1651
Peloponnese – Justus Danckerts, 1684
Persia – Frederick de Wit, ca. 1680
Persian Empire – Gerard Mercator, 1633
Petroleum world map – Impremerie Lafayette, 1958
Philippines – George Anson, 1750
Poland, Kaliningrad/Königsberg (Pomerania and East Prussia) – Johann Baptiste Homann, c. 1710
Polish Lithuanian Commonwealth – Frederick de Wit, ca. 1680
Portugal – Jean-Baptiste Nolin, 1702
Portugal – Pierre DuVal + Placide de Sainte-Hélène, c. 1700
Puerto Rico – Miguel Moreno, 1842
Rhine River – Frederick de Wit, 1680
Rügen – Willem Blaeu, 1640
Russia – Frederick de Wit, ca. 1680
Russia – Isaak Tirion, 1734
Russia – Joan Blaeu, c. 1660
Russia – Pieter Schenk, c. 1700
Russia, Tartaria – Isaak Tirion, 1740
Sea of Azov, Crimea – Nicolaes Visscher, c. 1690
serio-comic map Europe 1870 – Charles Fuchs after Paul Hadol
Serio-comic map of Europe – Fritz Elsner, 1914
South America, Tierra del Fuego – Reinier and Josua Ottens, c. 1745
South East Asia – Mercator-Hondius, 1630
South East Asia – Nicolaes Visscher, c. 1690
South-Africa, Cape of Good Hope – Ottens, c. 1680
South-East Asia, East Indies – Emanuel Bowen, 1744
Southeast Asia – Hondius/Janssonius, 1647
Southeast Asia – Joachim Ottens, c. 1745
Southeast Asia – Willem Blaeu, 1635-1664
Southeast Asia, Indochina, Malay Peninsula – Giambattista Albrizzi, 1740-1762
Southern Africa – Carl Graef, c. 1820
Southern Africa – Chatelain
Southern Africa – Tobias Lotter, c. 1730
Spain and Portugal – Frederick de Wit, ca. 1680
Sri Lanka – François Valentijn, 1724-1726
Strait of Malacca – Admiral Wharton, 1896
Strait of Malacca, Singapore – 1898
Suriname – C.F. Stemler, 1877
Suriname – Joachim Ottens, c. 1715
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