Antique wine map of Champagne, 1882

Antique wine map of Champagne, 1882The viticultural and vinicultural map of Champagne from 1882 is a historical map of the Champagne wine region in France. It was crafted by Raphal Frdric Bonnedame, a French agronomist and viticulturist. The map is divided into two sections: the first section presents a topographic map of Champagne, featuring major cities and villages, roads, and railways. The second section showcases a map of the Champagne vineyards, detailing the various grape

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