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Description

English: Map of Baku. The map was likely created during the Russian occupation of Baku 1723-1735.

Date

First half of the 18th century

Source

National Archives of Sweden

	Native name	Riksarkivet
	Parent institution	Ministry of Culture of Sweden
	Location	Stockholm
	Coordinates	59° 19′ 36.12″ N, 18° 01′ 22.08″ E
	Established	18 October 1618
	Website	http://riksarkivet.se/
	Authority file	: Q1724971 VIAF: 266837392 ISNI: 0000000122424830 LCCN: n79058416 NLA: 35801439 GND: 1009467-2 WorldCat

Utländska stads- och fästningsplaner, Baku, SE/KrA/0406/09/005/003, bildid: K0004867_00001

https://sok.riksarkivet.se/bildvisning/K0004867_00001

Creator

Unknown

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