Antique map of Cherbourg and its surroundings by the Dépôt de la Guerre - 1844

This antique French General Staff map of la Manche titled "Cherbourg" (No. 17) was produced by the Dépôt de la Guerre and published in 1844. It is linen-backed and measures 85x57.5cm.

Condition:

Linen worn, small holes in places, stains. Please note, my maps are old and are not always in perfect condition!

Main places represented:

Iles St-Marcouf, Ravenoville, St-Marcouf, Azeville, Emondeville, Joganville, St-Floxel, Fontenay, Ozeville, Quineville, Lestre, Aumeville, Vaudreville, Octeville, Crasville, Morsalines, Quettehou, la Hougue, St-Vaast-la-Hougue, Tatihou, le Vast, la Pernelle, Réville, Anneville-sur-Saire, le Vicel, Canteloup, Valcanville, Montfarville, Barfleur, Ste-Geneviève, Gatteville, Gouberville, Néville, Réthoville, Tocqueville, Ecausseville, le Ham, Hémevez, Urville, Flottemanville, Sortosville, Eroudeville, Montebourg, St-Cyr, Huberville, St-Germain-de-Tournebut, St-Martin, Videcosville, Montaigu, Teurtheville, Brillevast, Clitourps, Théville, St-Pierre-Eglise, Angoville-en-Cérès, Cosqueville, Vrasville, Colomby, Morville, Lieusaint, Yvetot, Valognes, Alleaume, Tamerville, Sauxemesnil, Mesnil-en-Val, le Theil, Digosville, Gonneville, Maupertus, Carneville, Fermanville, Breneville, Magneville, Bricouerec, Négreville, St-Martin-le-Hébert, Sottevast, Brix, Tollevast, Hardinvast, Octeville, Cherbourg, Tourlaville, Equeurdreville