File:Van-Mosul.jpg
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English: A map showing the area between Lake Van and Mosul, and between Diyarbakır and Lake Urmia. The Botan River and its tributaries are highlighted in blue; the Tigris and the Great Zab are highlighted in turquoise. Key place names appearing in Maclean’s Grammar of the Dialects of Vernacular Syriac [1][2] have been inserted (mostly historical names). |
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| Source | Own work: Based on a public domain map, ONC [3] G-4 (1972). For the added names of the places and their location, I used various sources of information, including siirt.gov.tr, lib.utexas.edu, aina.org, and g151.ru. The “speech bubble” image was taken from OpenClipart.org, also public domain. |
| Author | Gyopi |
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