This handsome and detailed chart depicts the extent of Turkish power in the Arabian Peninsula, noting road and caravan routes. The map extends to include the eastern Mediterranean, Holy Land, Persia, Iraq, and parts of Nubia in Africa. The course of the Nile River is well shown as is Cyprus. Based on Delisle and De Fer's maps of the region, Tirion incorporated some new elements, including curious mountain ranges that appear to serve as boundary lines. Two monument-style cartouches contain the title at upper right and three distance scales opposite. A small compass rose rests in the Arabian Sea. Engraved by J. Keizer.

References: Tibbetts #250, plate 18.

Condition: A

Issued folding, now pressed.