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Maps & Gazetteers

• 1799 - The Kingdom of Poland and Grand Dutchy of Lithuania at Wikimedia
  'The Kingdom of Poland and Grand Dutchy of Lithuania, including Samogitia and Curland, Divided according to their Dismemberments' by William Faden, 1799
  Geographical area: General

• 1821 Chernigov governorate at Wikimedia
  Geographical area: Chernigov (Province)

• 1821 Kharkov governorate at Wikimedia
  Geographical area: Kharkov (Province)

• 1821 Kherson governorate at Wikimedia
  Geographical area: Kherson (Province)

• 1821 Kiev governorate at Wikimedia
  Geographical area: Kiev (Province)

• 1821 Mogilev governorate at Wikimedia
  Geographical area: Mogilev (District)

• 1821 Podolia governorate at Wikimedia
  Geographical area: Podolia (Province)

• 1821 Poltava governorate at Wikimedia
  Geographical area: Poltava (Province)

• 1821 Taurida governorate at Wikimedia
  Geographical area: Taurida (Province)

• 1821 Volhynian governorate at Wikimedia
  Geographical area: Volhynia (Province)

• 1821 Yekaterinoslav governorate at Wikimedia
  Geographical area: Yekaterinoslav (Province)

• 1910 Marx's Large world table Atlas and Gazetteer
  Marx's Large world table Atlas is an adaptation of Debe's Atlas, with the placenames converted to Russian, and with the addition of sixteen plates of European Russia, Европейская Россія. This page links to scans of these sixteen plates.
  Geographical area: General

• JewishGen Communities Database and Gazetteer
  Geographical area: General

• Topographic Maps of Eastern Europe, an atlas of the Shtetl
  Topographic Maps of Eastern Europe offers a collection of small and large scale historical maps of the lands of the former Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth and the Pale of Jewish Settlement in late Tsarist Russia. Thousands of communities can be found in these images where our ancestors lived and eventually left.
  Geographical area: General