Bowles's New One-Sheet Map of Hungary and Turkey in Europe: Divided into their respective Provinces and comprehending Ancient Greece, The Archipelago and Eastern Part of Turkey in Asia

20" x 28". Published September 29, 1800. Hand-colored topographical map. Printed for the proprietors Bowles & Carver, No. 29 St. Paul's Church Yard. "B. Baker sculp. Islington" at bottom-right corner. Includes scales in Turkish miles, British Statute Miles (69 1/2 nearly to a degree), and Common Traveling Leagues. Stipulates the methodical division of Hungary and Turkey in Europe: "Hungary: Hungary Proper: Upper Hungary, Lower Hungary, including the Bannat of Temes-war & Sdavonia; Transylvania to which may be united; Bukovina lately taken from Moldavia." "Turkey: North of the Danube: Little Tartary West of the Bog, Befsarabia, Moldavia & Wallachia.; South of the Danube: Bulgaria, Servia, Bosnia, Turkish Croatia, Turkish Dalmatia.; Ancient Greece: Albania, Macedonia, Romania, Epirus, Thefsaly, Livadia, & Morea; with Negropont, Lemnos and other Islands in the Archipelago."