Map of Ukrainian lands within the Austrian and Russian empires in the early nineteenth century 145*108 on strips

This 145*108 map depicts the Ukrainian lands that were ruled by two empires in the early nineteenth century: Austrian and Russian. It shows in detail the borders of Ukrainian ethnic lands within both empires. The administrative-territorial division is indicated: provinces, counties, and volosts. Important cities and towns are shown. The map includes a legend explaining the symbols.

Benefits:

• Helps to visualize the political situation of the Ukrainian lands in the early nineteenth century.
  
• Gives an idea of the administrative and territorial structure of the time.
• It can be used for research on the history of Ukraine, local history, and geography.
• The strips will preserve the appearance of the map for a long time and prevent curling.

The map can be used in Ukrainian history classes to study the topic "Ukrainian lands as part of the Russian and Austrian empires in the early nineteenth century." It can also be useful for local history research, writing research papers, and creating presentations. With the help of this map, you will be able to improve your knowledge of the history of Ukraine, understand the peculiarities of the political and administrative-territorial structure of Ukrainian lands in the early nineteenth century, and visualize historical events of that period.

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