Northern Part of Russia, In Europe (1810)

Description

Map showing portions of Northern Russia, Sweden, Finland, Estonia, and Latvia.

Cities appearing on this map include:

Sweden: Pitea (Piteå)

Latvia: Mittau (Jelgava) Riga, Wenden (Cēsis), and Wolmar (Valmiera).

Estonia: Pernow (Pärnu), Hapsal (Haapsalu), Revel (Tallinn), Dorpal (Tartu), Tolchof (?), Fellin (Viljandi), Weisenstem (?), Immida (?), and Narva.

Finland: Carleby (Kokkola), Christianstadt (Kristinestad), Biorneburg (Pori), Nystadt (Uusikaupunki), Abo (Turku), Frederickstiam (?), Wilmanstrand (Lappeenranta), Nyslot (Savonlinna), Tornea (Tornio), and Ulea (Oulu).

Russia: Pleskov (Pskov), Kolyl (?), Gedow (Gdov), Pawlow (Pavlova), Ivangorod, Jamburg (Kingisepp), Koporie (Koporye), Star Rusa (Staraya Russa), Borowicz (Borovichi), Opeczensis (?), Novogorod (Veliky Novgorod), Gruzino (Chudovo), Peredolskoi (?), Tifinskoi (?), Petersburg (Saint Petersburg), Mologa (Submerged beneath the Rybinsk Reservoir), Zazerezskoi (?), Poszechonie (Submerged beneath the Rybinsk Reservoir), Suchotskoi (?), Ilinskoi (Ilyinskoye), Pokrowskoi (Pokrovskoye), Bielozero (Belozersk), Semenowskoi (Semyonovsky), Romanow (?), Galicz (Galich), Unza (Unzha), Kelvgriew (Kologriv), Sudia, Galickaja Nikolaewskoi (?), Wologda (Vologda), Totma, Egoriewskoi (?), Frolowskoi (?), Senikewskoi (?), Kaigerodok (?), Piatigor (?), Pestowskoi (?), Slobodskoi (Slobodskoy), Viatka (Kirov), Sezenewa (?), Troickoe (?), Oczerskoi (?), Sol Kamskaja (?), Orel (?), Sludka (?), Czusowoi (?), Kungur, Koivista (Primorsk), Uniskoi (?), Berezow (?), Kulchta (?), Palanskoi (?), Andozera (?), Pergula (?), Lobskoi (?), Gabaselki (?), Sardowal (Sortavala), Sznia (?), Petrowskoi (Petrozavodsk), Salmis (Salmi), Olonetz (Olonets), Sitskoi (?), Siaskoe (Syasstroy), Nov. Ladoga (Novaya Ladoga), Archangel (Arkhangelsk), Nikolskoi (?), Onegskoi (Onega), Knszeretshoi (?), Seletskaja (?), Wygoretskoi (?), Powenetskoi (Povenets), Rozestweiskoi (?), Kargopol, Gubezero (?), Rezewa (?), Padoga (?), Czarenda (?), Nikolskoi (?), Olenskoi (?), Cholmongor (Kholmogory), Kewrol (Kevrola), Surskoi (?), Pinetskoi (?), Kelskoi (?), Prilulskoi (?), Rakulskoi (?), Waga (?), Seletskoja (?), Wedenskoi (?), Ilinskoi (?), Pokrowskoi (?), Archangelroi (?), Totma, Kenezskoi (?), Yarensk, Wyczegedskaja (Vychegodsky), Wotezinskoi (?), Usting (Veliky Ustyug), Lalskoi (Lalsk), Uspenskoi (?), Troickoi (?), Pomodinskoi (?), Wopokas (?), Spaskoi (?), Derewjanna (?), Podezinok (?), Kertchinskoie (?), Rostowskago (?), Kaigerodok (?), Piatigor (?), Czerdyn or Permia (Perm), Kola, Babenskoi (?), Kandalax (Kandalaksha), Uspenskoi (?), Umba, Kerel (?), Kemi (Kem), Ekanskoi (?), Orlow (?), Penoiskoi (?), Olenica (?), Palica (?), Zolotica, Megra, Coida (?), Bogorodskoi (?), Nikolskoi (?), Mezen, Semza (?), and Pustozerskoi (?).

Mapmakers are John Walker, Alexander Walker and Charles Walker, known as J & C Walker. They were engravers, draughtsmen, and publishers during the 1800s.