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L'Isle, Jacques Nicolas de (1688-1768). Atlas Russicus-- Sheet 13L Omsk, Siberia. [Russia]. 1745. 10_12_2023 and extending eastward across theJacques Nicolas de LIsle (16881768)Ufimskaia provintsiia s okruzhaiushchimi mestami (Ufa Province with surrounding areas)Russia, 1745Engraved map with original outline colorSheet size: 28 1 16 x 21 inches This rare and expansive Russian language map of the Ufa Province and surrounding regions in western Siberia was produced under the direction of Jacques Nicolas de LIsle, a French cartographer who was invited to the Russian Academy of Sciences in