Antique map of Champagne region, 1695

Antique map of Champagne region, 1695The map of the Champagne region by Pierre Mortier, published in 1695, is a detailed and accurate depiction of the region, which was then a province of France. The map is oriented with north to the top and shows the region divided into several parts, each representing a different region of Champagne. Champagne is a historic region in northeastern France, known for its vineyards and wine production. The map details the administrative divisions,

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