Old Map of Ottoman Empire, 1714 by Herman Moll - Turkish Empire - South Europe, North Africa, Balkans, Middle East rome though you might be able

though you might be able to recognise some other landmarks if you know the area well

Coldharbour Lane

The map was originally published in 1610 in Speed's The Theatre of the Empire of Great Britaine which would remain one of the finest atlases of the British Isles for a couple of centuries

not a Turk

Old Map of Ottoman Empire, 1714 by Herman Moll - Turkish Empire - South Europe, North Africa, Balkans, Middle East rome though you might be ableThis masterpiece map of the Turkish Empire was created in 1714 by Herman Moll, the finest English cartographer and mapmaker of the 18th century. In the early 18th century the Turkish Empire, or the Ottoman Empire as we call it now, was at its greatest extent, covering much of North Africa to the west, Iraq to the east, and north to Romania and Bulgaria in the Balkans. This map is an unusual size it's extremely wide and would make a fantastic statement