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Map of Georgia or Iveria 1745, Moscow. Author: Vakhushti Batonishvili (Bagrationi)

Map of the nearby Countries of the Caspian Sea 1723. Author: Guillaume Delisle

Map of Caucasus 1868. Compiler: Military-topographical Division of Caucasus Military District Publisher: Caucasus Division of the Russian

Map of Svaneti Date of edition: 1864; compiled in 1863

Map of Georgia, Armenia and Kurdistan 1854. Author: Carl Ritter; editor: Heinrich Kiepert

Map of South Caucasia 1882. Publisher: Second completed edition of Iakob Gogebashvili (1840-1912); printed in the

Map of the Caucasus vineyard with designation points of grape phylloxera, 1889.

Historical Map of Georgia Date of edition: 1923. Author: compiled by Evsevi Baramidze, edition of Ivane Javakhishvili

Spreading territory of Kartvelian Languages in the South-West Caucasus Author: Hugo Schuchardt

Map of Kolkheti 1913 (first edition in 1654). Author: Arcangelo Lamberti

Map of Caucasus Oil Layer 1900, St. Petersburg. Author: Stephan Gulishambarov

Map of the Republic of Georgia 1918. Publisher: G. Gachechiladze, V. Tugulov, Comradeship of the Publishers of Georgian Maps

Map of Caucasus 1901. Author: lieutenant-colonel Tomkiev, military-historical division of Caucasus military district

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