Antique map of Arabia, 1622

Antique map of Arabia, 1622Willem Janszoon Blaeu's 1622 map of Arabia is one of the first maps to show the internal features of the Arabian Peninsula in any detail. The map is based on the work of earlier cartographers, such as Abraham Ortelius and Gerard Mercator, but Blaeu's map is more accurate and more detailed. The map is oriented with north to the top, and it covers the entire Arabian Peninsula, from the Red Sea to the Persian Gulf. The map is divided into 12 regions,

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