Geographica Nova ex Oriente gratiosissima, dua bus tabulis specialissimis contenta quarum una Mare Caspium…[Caspian Sea, Kamchatka & Japan]

This 1725 map depicts the Caspian Sea and the Peninsula of Kamchatka. Homann here juxtaposes two opposite parts of Asia: the Capsian Sea, which forms part the western border of Asia and Europe, and the Peninsula of Kamchatka, the easternmost known point in continental Asia. This is a historically significant mapping.

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