Summary of the culture, history, economy and geography of the province.
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Library of Congress; Russian National Library
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On Sunday August 10, 1796, the crowds at the market place in Nikolaev (Mykolaiv) yelled "ura!" and seized 6 carts of watermelon. 6 men were arrested: Korochkin, from the 90-gun Sozon, Stepan Efimov, who arrived on a cutter transporting officers from the brigantine Nikodim, Osip Baskakov, who came with officers from the frigate Nikon, a skipper named Koverin, a ship carpenter named Filip Kuz’min, and a garrison soldier named Yakov Yakovlev. Tales of their exploits would soon make their way to Kherson.
This map can be found on page 251 of Baedeker's Handbook. This particular copy was made accessible by the Getty Research Institute and HathiTrust. Click here to read the catalog entry. The plans in this collection are annotated and tagged in the "Guidebook to a Lost Empire" project on the Canvas Empire site. Click here to go directly to the relevant project page.
Heinrich Wagner & Ernst Debes (cartographers)
Karl Baedeker, Russia with Teheran, Port Arthur, and Peking : handbook for travellers (Leipzig, 1914)
The book containing the map falls within the public domain in the United States.
Departament selʹskago khoziaistva Ministerstva gosudarstvennykh imushchestv (Department of Agriculture within the Ministry of State Properties)
[Short title: Agricultural Atlas of European Russia] Khoziaistvenno-statisticheskii atlas Evropeiskoi Rossii. Atlas économique et statistique de la Russie d’Europe. Izdan Departamentom selʹskago khoziaistva Ministerstva gosudarstvennykh imushchestv (Sankt Peterburg, 1857) Description: 1 atlas 10 col. maps. 45 x 38 cm. Language: Russian; French Notes: Scale: 1 inch to 200 verst. View the full atlas online via this HOLLIS Permalink.
Grosser Deutscher Atlas. Erfunden von Franz Joh. Jos. von Reilly. Gezeichnet von Vinzenz Georg Kininger. Gestochen von Karl Schutz.