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DescriptionEaa0995 001 0006843 00001 k.jpg	English: A map from Estonian National Archives with Reference code: EAA.995.1.6843 sheet 1 Eesti: Kaart Eesti Rahvusarhiivist Lähtekoodiga: EAA.995.1.6843 leht 1
Language InfoField	French; Russian
Map type InfoField	City Plan
Map sheet InfoField	Single sheet map
Map reproduction InfoField	Printed
Title InfoField	Français : Plan de Dorpat et du siege de cette ville par l´armee russe aux ordres du Marechal Cheremeteff, depuis le 10 Juin, jusqu´au 13 Juillet 1704 Русский: План осаде города Дерпта произведенной Российскими войсками под предзодителъством Фелъдмаршала Шереметева с 10-го Июня по 13 Июля 1704. года
Map scale InfoField	1:8400
Accession number InfoField	EAA.995.1.6843 sheet 1
Dimensions InfoField	51 × 50 cm (20 × 19.6 in)
Medium InfoField	print on paper medium QS:P186,Q11060274;P186,Q11472,P518,Q861259
Date	1817
Source	http://www.ra.ee/kaardid/index.php/et/map/view?id=130
Creator	Hatov (surname unknown)
Georeferencing	Georeference the map in Wikimaps Warper If inappropriate please set warp_status = skip to hide.

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