Old map of Split, Croatia, 1947

Old map of Split, Croatia, 1947The 1947 map of Split, Croatia, reflects a city shaped by its historical roots and post World War II developments under Yugoslavia's socialist regime. Situated on the Dalmatian coast, Splits urban layout was a mix of ancient, medieval, and modern influences. At the heart of Split, the ancient Roman Diocletians Palace remained a central feature. Its grid like streets, narrow alleys, and historical buildings were surrounded by the bustling urban

such as the Götaplatsen

Cellarius' maps were known for their intricate details

Johannes Janssonius (also known as Jan Jansson) was a notable Dutch cartographer and publisher who lived during the 17th century

this map exemplifies the artistry and intellectual curiosity of 17th-century cartography

and it is a valuable artifact in the history of cartography

The painting was created in 1898 and is one of Klimt's landscape paintings

which is well-known for its national newspaper

It is a guide map for American servicemen stationed in Hong Kong

The map features the continents of Europe

is a representation of the Chalonnaise and Mâconnais wine regions in France

Daciarum and Moesiarum refer to historical regions in southeastern Europe during antiquity

" which was first published in 1662