Cedid Atlas (Ottoman Turkish: جديد اطلس, romanized: Atlas-ı Cedid, lit. 'New Atlas') was the first modern atlas produced in the Muslim world, printed...

Times Atlas of the World, 1895) Atlas do Visconde de Santarem (Paris, 1841, 1842-1844, and 1849) Bosatlas (Netherlands 1877–present) Cedid Atlas (Istanbul...

showing eyalets 1771 (Bonne) 1794 (d'Anville) 1801 (Cary) 1803, from Cedid Atlas 1813 (Pinkerton), showing eyalets 1827 (Finley) 1835, showing eyalets...

showing Eyalets 1707 1740 (Seutter), showing Eyalets 1787 map 1803, from Cedid Atlas 1835 map by Heinrich Berghaus 1830 map by Sidney Hall 1841 Kiepert map...

ISBN 978-1-107-05460-8. Kurd, The Hutchinson Unabridged Encyclopedia including Atlas, 2005 "[4], NY Times, 28 September 2007 Ibrahim, Ferhad (2000). The Kurdisch...

the Sahara desert in the south, the Atlas Mountains in the west, and the Nile River and delta in the east. The Atlas Mountains extend across much of northern...

Cedid Atlas, the first published atlas in the Ottoman Empire, dated 1803, refers to the city as İstanbul. Second map refers to the Bosphorus as İstanbul...

saucers, and a lost civilization comparable to Atlantis, respectively. Cedid Atlas Geography in medieval Islam Early world maps World map Waldseemüller...

(London: Weidenfeld & Nicolson, 1973.) Paul Robert Magocsi. Historical Atlas of Central Europe. (2nd ed.) Seattle, WA, USA: Univ. of Washington Press...

has been ascribed. Universal Hist. (anc. part) vol. 2. p. 220." 1803: Cedid Atlas, showing the term ارض فلاستان ("Land of Palestine") 1805: Palestine Association...