File:Map of port of Balaklava and route to Sevastopol 1855.png

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English: Plan de la Chersonèse by Capitaine Charles Alexandre Fay, French staff officer. Published 1867 by J Dumaine, Imperial Librarian, Paris. Map of Chersonèse showing the routes between the port of Balaklava and the Siege of Sevastopol (1854–1855), including the Grand Crimean Central Railway. Scaled to 35% of original
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