File:Atlas of Heinrich Thomé - No 7. Beschreibung von Pillow. Anno 1636.jpg WikiZero

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Description

Svenska: Handritad karta över "Pillow" (dagens Baltijsk) av Heinrich Thomé

English: 17th century hand-drawn map of "Pillow" (modern day Baltiysk) by Heinrich Thomé

Date

1636

Source

National Archives of Sweden

	Native name	Riksarkivet
	Parent institution	Ministry of Culture of Sweden
	Location	Stockholm
	Coordinates	59° 19′ 36.12″ N, 18° 01′ 22.08″ E
	Established	18 October 1618
	Website	http://riksarkivet.se/
	Authority file	: Q1724971 VIAF: 266837392 ISNI: 0000000122424830 LCCN: n79058416 NLA: 35801439 GND: 1009467-2 WorldCat

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Creator

Heinrich Thomé

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