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Ottoman Empire map of the United States (1803)
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Ottoman Map of the World, 19th Century
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Ottoman Map of the World (1803)
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Ottoman Map of Scotland (1803)
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Ottoman map of Africa (1803)
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A faithful reconstruction of Constantinople in the year 1200, capital of the Eastern Roman Empire
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Cairo, Egypt in the 16th century - by Ottoman cartographer Piri Reis
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Ottoman Empire 1803 World Map
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Ottoman map of Australia (1894)
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Mediaeval map of Constantinople, 1422 / by Cristoforo Buondelmonti, a Florentine cartographer
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Ottoman map of the Arabian Peninsula 1732
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Ottoman map of southeast Asia (1728)
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Map of Constantinople, Pera and Uskudar c. 1860
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Ottoman map of England and Wales (1803)
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Ottoman map of Syria (1803)
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1525 Map of Alanya by Piri Reis
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A view of Byzantine Constantinople in AD 1000
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Ottoman Map of the Eastern Hemisphere (1803)
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The Bosphorus; which Connects the Black Sea to the Mediterranean through Constantinople (c. 1830)
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Map from the Atlas-ı Cedid, the first Ottoman Atlas
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Expanded 17th century Ottoman world map based on one originally composed in 1525 and dedicated to Sultan Süleyman I ("The Magnificent") by Piri Reis
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17th Century Map of Japan by Ottoman scholar Katip Çelebi
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Map showing the partitioning of Ottoman Turkey according to the Treaty of Sèvres (1920)
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1701 Guillaume Delisle map of the Ottoman and Persian Empires x-post /r/HI_Res
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Ottoman Map of Germany (1803)
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1525 Piri Reis Map of the Island of Rhodes, Greece
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Constantinople in the 13th C. by French Artist Antoine Helbert
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World in 1567, by Ottoman sailor Ali Macar Reis (Ottoman Archives, Turkey)
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Andrees Handatlas 1914: The Ottoman Empire before its downfall in 1922. No wonder there is a lot of war in this region, the borders are completely different.
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The "Farmer & Settler" map of Gallipoli War area - 1915, showing landing places of the French, British, Australian and New Zealand troops during World War I
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Territory of the former Yugoslavia - time spent under Ottoman control
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Ottoman Map of the Indian Ocean and the China Sea, 1728, Cartographer Ibrahim Muteferrika
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Number of years each part of former Yugoslavia spent under Ottoman rule
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The oldest surviving Ptolemaic world map, redrawn according to his 1st projection by monks at Constantinople under Maximus Planudes around 1300
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Map of Byzantium/Constantinople. See if you can estimate a date
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SE Europe & The Ottoman Empire, 1916.
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The Western Balkans - time spent under Ottoman control (in years)
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Robur tea war map, Turkish Empire ; Robur war map, Gallipoli and the Dardanelles : bird's eye view (1915). Shows British and Allied landings on 25 April 1915 and later; the range of 12 and 15 inch naval guns depicted
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Map of Constantinople made using Age of Empires II
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A print of Piri Reis's 1525 Ottoman map of Malta
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Map of the Ottoman Empire in 1914
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Ottoman map of the Americas (1803)
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Map of Constantinople (Κωνσταντινούπολη) in the style of medieval city maps...
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Ethnicity of Ottoman parliament deputies in 1908
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The Ottoman Empire - 1815
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Turkish (Ottoman) Empire at its territorial peak (1683)
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Every Country That was Invaded by the Ottoman Empire
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A world map from "Kitab-ı Bahriye", written by Piri Reis in the 16th century as a gift to #Ottoman Sultan Süleyman
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The "Inexplicable Map" of Piri Reis, 1513. The map shows the western coasts of North Africa, the coast of Brazil and (very oddly) an ice-free Antarctica, long before Antartica was officially discovered.
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The Byzantine Empire used a system of beacons (an optical telegraph) to transmit messages across Asia Minor to Constantinople. The main line of beacons stretched over some 450 miles (720 km). A message could be transmitted the entire length of the line within an hour. #Seshat
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Bird's eye view of Byzantine Constantinople (Istanbul)
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The Ottoman Empire at the start of WW1
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The "Sublime State," or the Ottoman Empire, in the year 1683 just before its defeat at the gates of Vienna
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The Ottoman Empire to its greatest extent
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16th Century Ottoman Map of Europe on a modern map of Europe
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The decline of the Ottoman Empire, 1699 - 1923
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Possible redistribution of Ottoman and Arabian territory on the principle of self determination
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Ottoman world map, 1803
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Map of Battle of Lepanto 1571 between Ottoman Empire and Holy League (Spain, Venice, Papal State), largest battle fought by galleys in history
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The Sea of Marmara, Ottoman Turkey 1879
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Ottoman-made map of the Americas (early 1800s)
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Number of years regions of Greece were part of Ottoman Empire
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Territorial losses of Ottoman Empire between 1699-1918
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Ottoman map of Poland (1803)
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Number of years each part of Greece remained under Ottoman rule
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Ottoman Empire (1529-1789)
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Ottoman picture of the known world printed around 1730, depicting everything from the island of California to an extremely accurate Australia
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Map of the Holy League of Pope Clement VIII in 1594 - an alliance to drive Ottoman Empire out of Europe
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Ottoman Map of the Northern Hemisphere (1803)
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Ottoman Empire - The Reign of Mehmed II (1481)
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Ottoman Imperial System 16th Century - A Map by Eric Ross
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Ottomans, Safavids, and Mughal Empires
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Ottoman Map of the Southern Hemisphere (1803)
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Religious/ethnic map of Constantinople/Istanbul in the late 19th century (Map in Hungarian)
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Ottoman map of UK and Ireland from 1891.
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Ottoman map of England and Wales from 1803.
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Number of years lands of former Yugoslavia and Albania spent under Ottoman rule
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Europe in 1871 with flags (Ottoman vassals marked as part of the ottoman empire)
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Rise and Fall of the Ottoman Empire
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16th Century Ottoman Map of Nile Valley from Piri Reis
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An Ottoman map of Aegean Sea and the surroundings from 17th century
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Eyalets (provinces) and Vassals of the Ottoman Empire in 1609
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An Ottoman Era United States map. Greek script but in Ottoman Turkish
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Ottoman Map of Madagascar (1803)
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Ottoman Empire and Russia size comparison
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A brief history of the southwestern Levant, from the Ottoman Empire until today.
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Armenian Population in the Ottoman Empire 1913-1914 (Additional Informations about Ottoman Armenia in the Comments)
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Noble houses in Ottoman Empire
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A 16th Century Ottoman World Map
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Ottoman Map of Europe, 1803
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The Islamic World depicted in an Ottoman Poster, 1914 (from Ottoman Imperial Archives)
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Ottoman Map of Australia (1803)
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A map of Japan made in the Ottoman Empire (1728)
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Satellite photos of Istanbul City and New Istanbul Airport overlapped, new airport's size should be two times of old Constantinople
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Expansion of Italian Libya -- Dark green: territories ceded by the Ottoman Empire in 1912 ; light green: territories ceded by France and Britain in 1919 and 1926 ; red: territories ceded by France and Britain in 1934-35
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The Ottoman Empire 1481 to 1683
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Armenians in the eastern Ottoman Empire in the 1870s
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Destruction of Armenians in the Ottoman Empire
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An Ottoman map of the Ottoman Empire (including Morocco) Early 19th Century
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Map of Austrian double siege of Ottoman held Belgrade 1717, they were besieging Belgrade while they were besieged themselves from the back by Turkish relief army
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