| Description |
|
| |
St. Petersburg Province. Map. |
|
|
The map of the St. Petersburg province of the uyezd of the uyezd is a fascinating part of the provinces of the provinces of Shlisselburg, Sophia, Oranimboum and Rozhestva, which belong to this province. It has the center of the city of St. Petersburg and from it extends in all directions to 40 versts [Maps]: this province some part was called before Ingermolandia, conquered by the Swedes in 1702, and a treatise in Neishtat, the prisoners were confirmed for Russia in 1721, which laid the city of St. Petersburg already 1703 in May 16th day that is now the capital and provincial, consisting in Europe in the northern strip at 59 ° 57 'latitude, 47 ° 57' longitude, and the opening of the province to a new institution occurred in 1780, the villagers of the Russians playing games and the colonists / [drafted] ensign N. Sokolov; [checked] Bereyt Chernyozhnoy Court counselor Alexander Subotin. - [Without mba]. - Saint-Petersburg: [Provincial boundary drawing], 1792. - 1 к.: Цв. ; 98x62 cm. -
Handwritten card, the coloring of which is completely done with watercolor, including: all the inscriptions shown by the method of washing the relief, alternating valleys and sharply marked elevations, a tree-colored map background and a cartographic image frame painted in moss.
In zagl. the orthography of the original is preserved.
The legend is placed in an art cartouche in the form of a scroll of paper.
date: 1792 March 1 D.
General geographic map with a detailed display of land use. Shown: forests, arable land, meadows, forests, marshes, quarries, country roads, rapids on the Neva River border provinces, counties; settlements - cities, villages
.
|
|
I. Sokolov, N. .. II. Subotin, Alexander. III. St. Petersburg provincial land surveying.
1. St. Petersburg: pages of history (collection). 2. Territory (collection). 3. St. Petersburg Province - Maps. |
BBC 63.3 (28-8Pet) I64
BBK 26.89 (235.0) I64
|
|---|
Source of electronic copy: РГБ
Location on
archive: РГБ
|
|
En
Ru