Persian Gulf

Maps

Persian gulf and Persian sea from a Tunisian Atlas.

AL ANKARY (Khaled). La P�ninsule Arabique dans les cartes Europ�ennes
Anciennes (The Arabian Peninsula in Old European Maps).

Paris, IMA & K. Al Ankary, 2001
424 pp. avec 260 illustrations en couleurs, cartonnage illustr� de l'�diteur.

260 maps with details about each map in 3 languages: Arabic, English and French.
97% of these 260 maps have the correct name of Persian gulf.
Moreover, ten maps have both Persian gulf for the gulf and Persian
sea (for the Sea of Oman).

PERSIAN SEA: One may buy this Atlas online for only 70 Euro
http://www.franceantiq.fr/slam/abencerage/Cat.asp?idTable=Ab encerage0204&classe=11

Persian Gulf Fact Sheet - downloadable pdf with maps

World Map, 1565

Gerhard Mercator's atlas production in 1578 from Ptolemy's Geographia clearly depicting Sinus Arabicus(today's Red Sea) and Persicus Sinus (Persian Gulf)

Originally Posted at http://www.jpmaps.co.uk/images/24552.jpg

Map of the World, Bologna edition of Ptolemy Geographia, 1482

Originally Posted at http://www.bell.lib.umn.edu/map/PTO/IMAGES/1482ulg.jpg

World map from Ptolemy, Geographia. Venice: J.Pentius de Leucho, 1511

Originally Posted at http://www.bell.lib.umn.edu/map/PTO/TOUR/1511alg.html

Map of Persia, by John Tallis, ca.1851

Originally Posted at http://www.rozhulse.com/acatalog/maps_90257_tallis_persia.ht m

Bam Earthquake Maps:

From Maps of the Arab World
http://www.al-bab.com/arab/maps/maps.htm

Perry-Casta�eda Library Maps

Historical maps and Information on Iran the Persian Gulf:
http://www.compapp.dcu.ie/~ssaba/iraninfo/info.html

Map of Iran published by National Geographic

Originally Posted at http://plasma.nationalgeographic.com/
mapmachine/plates..html?id=7700

Map of West Asia published by United Nations

Originally Posted at http://www.un.org/Depts/Cartographic/map/profile/westasia.pd f

Map of Iran published by United Nations

Originally Posted at http://www.un.org/Depts/Cartographic/map/profile/iran.pdf

Map of the Economic and Social Conditions of West Asia published by United Nations

Originally Posted at
http://www.un.org/depts/dhl/maplib/docs/escwa.pdf

Map of Iran published by Encyclopedia Britannica and posted on Merriam-Webster

Originally Posted at http://www.merriam-webster.com/cgi-bin/nytmaps.pl?iran

Map of Iran published by MapQuest and posted on HRW World Atlas website

Originally Posted at http://go.hrw.com/atlas/norm_htm/iran.htm

Map of Persian Gulf region by Microsoft Corp. posted on Expedia website

Originally Posted at http://www.expedia.com

Persia & Afghanistan - 1854 map by S. Hall for possible listing on our website. It is published by A & C Black and clearly depicts the Persian Gulf and the area from the Tigris River in the West to the Indus River in the East from Baldwin maps (http://www.baldwinsmaps.com/maps/926.jpg)

Persian Gulf 1856, illustrating the travels of General Ferrier in Persia and Afghanistan - small version
* Medium sized version
* Full version

 Another Satellite Image

 A map of the Persian Gulf region from 500 B.C.

 MUNSTER, Sebastian. Tabula Asiae IIII. Basel, Heinrich Petri, 1540. 265 x 345. Woodcut; old manuscript annotations mainly to margin but some on the map that do not detract. Shows the whole of the Middle East from the southern shores of Turkey across to the Persian Gulf (in the bottom right corner) and the Nile delta.

 MUNSTER, Sebastian. Tabvla Asiae VI. Basle, 1542, Latin text. 270 x 340. Woodcut; good condition, with minor contemporary ink anotations in margins. One of the earlist separate maps of Arabia showing the land surrounding the Red Sea and Persian Gulf including Saudi Arabia and parts of Egypt. The woodcut designs on the verso is attributed to Holbein.

 "Turky in Asia" from "A New Geographical and Historical Grammar" by Thomas Salmon, 1767. Engraving by T. Phinn. Measures 8" x10" and has a stylized cartouche in the lower left corner. This is an English map showing the Middle East from the Western Mediterranean through Persia as far south as the Persian Gulf (in the bottom right corner) and as far north as the Caspian Sea. Has some interesting details, including the location of the ruins of Babel and the course of the Tigris and Euphrates Rivers. Map is age toned and has original folds.

 "Persia with Part of the Ottoman Empire" by G. Long, M.A., 1831. "Published Under the Superintendence of the Society for the Diffusion of Useful Knowledge" Engraved by J. & C. Walker. 13 1/2" x 16 1/2". A wonderful map of the Iraq/Iran area. At the western edge is the River Euphrates flowing through "Irak" and into the Persian Gulf with the "Bahrein" coast shown as far south as the Quatar peninsula and Oman. Continues as far east as the eastern border of Iran (labelled "Khorassan"). There are many interesting annotations on the map (e.g. "36 days jouney from Yezd to Dooshak for a loaded camel") and much other detail. Condition: Some agetoning and some light spotting, one brown spot that looks like a drip of a coffee, otherwise very good condition. Note: Scan does not show margins of map.

Several more maps that clearly depict the proper antique names for Persian Gulf and Red Sea (Arabian Gulf):

1832 Delamarche map of Egypt
Originally at: http://www.geographicus.com/Merchant2/merchant.mvc?page=G/PR OD/PME/Egypt-d-32

1843 Malte-Brun Map of North-Eastern Africa
Originally at: http://www.geographicus.com/Merchant2/merchant.mvc?page=G/PR OD/PME/AfricaNE-MB-43

1850 Cowperthwait Map of Persia & Arabia (once part of the great 1850 edition of Mitchell's Universal Atlas)
Originally at: http://www.geographicus.com/Merchant2/merchant.mvc?page=G/PR OD/PME/Arabia-c-50

Map of Asia by Nuernberg, C. Weigel, 1719
http://www.alte-landkarten.de/htdocs/woda/data/demo/images/1 4876-01.jpg

Map of Arabia by Sir Robert de Vaugondy in 1752
http://www.alte-landkarten.de/htdocs/woda/data/demo/images/1 6703-01.jpg

An 1842 German map of Middle East by Landshut, Vogel
http://www.alte-landkarten.de/htdocs/woda/data/demo/images/1 6704-01.jpg

please visit:

http://www.persiangulfonline.org

http://www.persiangulfonline.org/maps.htm