Historical 1848 Russian Chart of Kupreanof Strait
This rare antique maritime chart from 1848 features Cyrillic typography and presents a detailed hydrographic survey of the Kupreanof Strait region in Alaska. Created by the Russian Hydrographic Department, the document captures the complex coastlines, safe passages, and islands during the Russian-American colonial era.
Topographical Details of Kodiak Island and Alaskan Waterways
The vintage coastal map showcases distinct hachures to represent the mountainous topography of Kodiak Island and the adjacent mainland peninsula. It provides vital nineteenth-century nautical data, including depth soundings, localized geographical place names, and strategic shoreline layouts for early maritime navigation.
Contributor: Several authors
Date: 1568 to 1880
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