HISTORY OF IMPERIAL RUSSIA - MAPS

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MAP COLLECTIONS

• Dagestan Maps. From The Perry-Castañeda Library Map Collection. University of Texas.

• FEEFHS East European Map Room: Russian Empire - Europe. Nineteen maps. © copyright 1996 by FEEFHS; all rights reserved.

• Russia and the Former Soviet Republics Maps. From The Perry-Castañeda Library Map Collection. University of Texas.

MAPS OF RUSSIA / SOVIET UNION

• Russia / Soviet Union Maps (general)
  *Russia. On a "zoomable" map from National Geographic Society's Map Machine.
  *Globe. Electronic Studio Project at Rice University.
  *Topography map. From Russia Today.
  Major Terrain Features. Electronic Studio Project at Rice University.
  Russia. Political map from the Perry-Castañeda Library Map Collection at The University of Texas at Austin. [Notice particularly the Baltic Sea area]
  Commonwealth of Independent States. 1994 Political map. From the The Perry-Castañeda Library Map Collection at The University of Texas at Austin.
  Soviet Union Population. 1982 map. From the The Perry-Castañeda Library Map Collection at The University of Texas at Austin.
  Soviet Union Nationalities. 1982 map. From the The Perry-Castañeda Library Map Collection at The University of Texas at Austin.
  Autonomous Areas in Russia. 1996 map. From the The Perry-Castañeda Library Map Collection at The University of Texas at Austin.
  Russia: Administrative Divisions. 1993 map. From the The Perry-Castañeda Library Map Collection at The University of Texas at Austin.
  

REGIONS

• Bashkir Region
  Bashkiria. Showing the Bashkir region (and the towns of Ufa, Kazan, Orenburg). From NBCi.com.

• Caucusus Maps
  Caucusus and Central Asia. 2000 map. From the University of Texas.
  Russia's Ethnic Republics. 1994 map. Population distribution. From the University of Texas.
  Ethnolinguistic Groups in the Caucasus Region. 1995 map. From the University of Texas.
  

• Ukraine / Crimea Maps
  Map of Crimea with Tatar Place Names. By K. Cagiltay.
  Ukraine. Map with links to information on the map. From Eugene Popov (Ukraine).
  Ukraine. 1993. From the University of Texas.
  Ukraine. 1999. From the University of Texas.
  The Crimea. Note and a map from the Crimean Tatars Home page.

CITIES

• Kazan
  Map of Kazan. From the entry Kazan. From the "Atlas" for "The Russian Chronicles" web page (Notes, map, with pictures from two photo journalists: Lisa Dickey and Gary Matoso.) Designed and Developed by FocalPoint f/8.

• Kiev
  Kievan Rus' in the 11th century. Another map from the site "Karty" by Oleg Lantsov.
  

• Moscow and Environs
  Map of the Kremlin / Map of Red Square. With links to information on the sites on the maps. From "dimkin.df.ru".
  Map of the Trinity-St.Sergius Monastery. Map from RusPhoto.

• St. Petersburg and Environs
  Map of St. Petersburg and Environs. From HORIS Ltd. After you choose which area you want to look at, you then can choose any section of the map to get a closer view of any specific area. (Included is information on the sites of that area as well.)
  Saint Petersburg (Leningrad), Russia. 1978 map from the The Perry-Castañeda Library Map Collection at The University of Texas at Austin.
  St. Petersburg (Center). A large map of the city center. From "Old Friends and Partners."
  Map of Kronstadt. From Scott Zenkatsu Parker's page.
  Map of Tsarskoe Selo. Map. From Bob Atchison's site on Tsarskoe Selo.
  Map of Pavlovsk park. From the site Pavlovsk Park. From Dave Wells.
  

MISC.

• Viking Routes
  World of the Vikings. On the Viking Routes site. From Viking Heritage.

• Trade Routes
  Trade Routes in Medieval Russia. From the site "Karty" by Oleg Lantsov.

• Ancient Rus
  Southern Rus' circa 1250. Another map from the site "Karty" by Oleg Lantsov.

• Russia Under Peter the Great
  Russia Under Peter the Great. Map (from SUNY Binghampton) shows Poltava site and Peter's Russia.

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