Antique map of Jamaica, 1851

Antique map of Jamaica, 1851John Tallis produced a map of Jamaica in 1851, as part of his "Illustrated Atlas and Modern History of the World." This map was a part of a series of maps of different countries and regions around the world. The Tallis map of Jamaica depicted the island's geography and topography, including its rivers, mountains, and coastline. It also showed the locations of major cities and towns, as well as important transportation routes such as roads and harbors.

including its cities

such as castles and churches

The atlas is a rare and valuable work

with many of their towns

and it was widely used by scholars

Italia" is a pictorial map of the Umbria region in central Italy

which includes a view of the city's skyline

"Carta Pictural dell'Umbria

Jacques-Nicolas Bellin was a French cartographer and hydrographer who served as the chief cartographer for the French Navy in the mid-18th century

and helped to establish its importance as a landmark in the region

lacemaking

a product of the artistic brilliance of Paul Koroleff