Atlas géographique et statistique de France

Guadeloupe and Senegal take their place beside Brittany and Normandy in these maps from the Atlas géographique, statistique ...

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Guadeloupe and Senegal take their place beside Brittany and Normandy in these maps from the Atlas géographique, statistique et progressif des départemens de la France et de ses colonies, published in Paris by P. Gardien in 1830. Associated with Ambroise Tardieu, the maps range across the departments from Ain, Isère and the Rhône to the northern frontier, with period names such as Meurthe, Moselle and Seine-et-Oise. The colonial sheets carry the atlas beyond metropolitan France, showing coastal and settlement detail around Saint-Louis and Gorée.

Guadeloupe and Senegal take their place beside Brittany and Normandy in these maps from the Atlas géographique, statistique et progressif des départemens de la France et de ses colonies, published in Paris by P. Gardien in 1830. Associated with Ambroise Tardieu, the maps range across the departments from Ain, Isère and the Rhône to the northern frontier, with period names such as Meurthe, Moselle and Seine-et-Oise. The colonial sheets carry the atlas beyond metropolitan France, showing coastal and settlement detail around Saint-Louis and Gorée.

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