- East Asia (1) - Baikal, Lake (Russia) - Lakes and ponds (1) -
Railroad accidents (1) - Railroads (1) - Russo-Japanese War,
1904-1905 (1) - Satires (Visual works) (1) - Soldiers (1) Type
of Item Map of Baikal, a Sea, a Lake, or an Angara Gap, Located
in the Irkutsk Province with All the Neighboring [Territory],
Whose Mathematical Measurements were Completed and it Became
Fully Known in 1806 Lake Baikal and the region around it were
extensively explored by Russian expeditions in the late 18th and
early 19th centuries. This map shows in great detail the
shoreline of the lake and the network of rivers flowing into and
out of Baikal. The title of the map is shown in a cartouche.
Below the title is a single-headed eagle, holding in its talons
the coat of arms of Irkutsk Province. The illustration at the
lower left is a view of Nikolaevsk Pier, located at the point
where the Angara ... Russian Railroad Troop Transport and
Soldiers Crashing through Ice The Russo-Japanese War (1904–5)
was documented in various forms