Antique map of Arabia, Egypt, Nubia, Abyssinia, 1881

Antique map of Arabia, Egypt, Nubia, Abyssinia, 1881In 1881, Letts, Son & Co. Limited published a comprehensive map titled "Arabia, Egypt, Nubia & Abyssinia." This intricately detailed map depicted the Middle East, showcasing the geographical features of the Arabian Peninsula, Egypt, Sudan, and Ethiopia. The map's vibrant colors illustrated relief through hachures and spot heights, providing a visual understanding of the region's terrain. Notably, the map presented essential elements of the area,

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