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John George Bartholomew is the cartographer who created this map and was a prominent map-maker during his time in Britain.
This is a map of Bombay entitled "Island of Bombay" from the Imperial Gazetteer of India that was published in 1907-1909.
A Close Shot of a portion of the "Cook's Plan of Bombay" map, including Thomas Cook & Son's Bombay office marked.
A Close Shot of a portion of the "Cook's Plan of Bombay" map, including Thomas Cook & Son's Bombay office marked.
This is a close shot of the bottom right edge of the "Cook's Plan of Bombay" map. It shows five of the 30 landmarks that adorn the edges of the map.
Map of Analysis - tourist map of Mumbai with tourist attractions along the borders and tram stations on the map.
A map of Southern India, including Bombay and Madras, from 1851
A map that shows the vast trade routes of the Dutch East Indies company, which had a near monopoly on many spices and dyes. This was the single biggest company to ever exist and it used its naval fleet to spread goods around the world.
A map that shows the vast trade routes of the Dutch East Indies company, which had a near monopoly on many spices and dyes. This was the single biggest company to ever exist and it used its naval fleet to spread goods around the world.