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Vilayet de Brousse ou de Hudavendighiar : divisé en 5 sandjaks, 28 cazas renfermant 44 nahiés / par Vital Cuinet ; éditieur Ernest Leroux. Princeton University Public content

Author(s):
Publisher:
Paris : Ernest Leroux , 1892.
Access:
Public
Description:
Prime meridian is centered in Paris. Map shows administrative boundaries (vilayet, sandjaks, cazas), railroads, projected railroads, roads; roads in construction, paths, and forests. Vilayet de Brousse ou de Hudavendighiar was a first level adminisrative division vilayet [province] of the Ottoman Empire. Covers five Sandjaks [departments]: 1. Brousse -- 2. d'Erthogroul -- 3. Kutahia-- 4. Kara - Hissar-- 5.Karassi. On left margin of map: Mutessariflik d'Ismidt : 5 cazas, contenant 13 nahiés: Cazas:1. Ismid -- 2.Ada-Bazar -- 3. Gueïvé -- 4. Kara-mursal --5. Kandra. Original map is filed in the Map/Geospatial Center, a map reproduction is attached to companion volume.
Place(s):
Turkey
Subject(s):
Administrative and political divisions, Administrative and political divisions—Ottoman Empire, 1288-1918, Turkey—Maps, Kocaeli İli (Turkey)—Maps, Bursa İli (Turkey)—Maps, Balıkesir İli (Turkey)—Maps, Yalova İli (Turkey)—Maps, Bilecik İli (Turkey)—Maps, Eskişehir İli (Turkey)—Maps, and Thematic maps
Call number:
G7431.F7 1892 .C5 Bursa
Held by:
Princeton
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