Map of Asia and Australia
Top left: No: CXIII. Top right: pag. 337
- Date
- 1735–1744
- Mapmaker / publisher
- Johann Carl Tetschner (publisher), Johann Wolfgang Heydt (draughtsman and engraver)
- Place
- Australia
- Archive
- Wikimedia Commons
- Type
- atlas page
- Original size
- 2,400 × 2,092 pixels
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