English: Military map of Crimea Peninsula showing roads, places covered with forests and thick underwoods, orchards, gardens, and vineyards, in which the celebrated Muscat Grape is grown, water mills, and post stations. Relief shown by hachures; depths in inset map shown by soundings.

"The Russian names, title and observations were translated or rendered into English by Major Jervis himself, and various useful and important additions also made to the original Russian map."

"Map of the seat of war," 11.4 x 16.3 cm., mounted on verso.

Issued as no. 2 of Maps of the seat of war, for the many prepared under the direction of Major Thomas Best Jervis ... of the Corps of engineers, E.I.S., specially and by authority for the use of the staff and officers of the allied armies and the government.

Greenwich meridian.

Publishers and series statement from labels mounted to inside front cover.

Includes "Population of the four districts, constituting the Peninsula of the Krima or Crimea as given by Count Demidoff. April 1839", text, and "Explanatory observations".