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From charting to mapping: Russian military mapping of Corfu in the early nineteenth century
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  • 2001Andrew Dury's map of the present seat of war, between the Russians, Poles, and Turks (1769)56 cited
  • 2000Eighteenth‐century Russian charts of the straits (Bosporus and Dardanelles)7 cited
  • 2000The three earliest charts of Akhtiar (Sevastopol') Harbour6 cited
  • 2000The Russian navy as Chartmaker in the eighteenth century6 cited

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  • 2002A Russian naval officer's chart of Haifa Bay (1772)4 cited

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