This very uncommon and elaborate plan of Moscow is by G.L. De Laveau. Centered on the Kremlin and Red Square, the city is divided into 17 arrondissemens, which are identified by key in both French and Russian. Streets, parks, and fortifications are depicted, and the Moskva River snakes through the city. The title also appears in both French and Russian. Engraved by F. Kaiser, credited just below the titles, and published by Auguste Semen.

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Condition: B

Originally issued folding and now flattened and backed with heavy linen to reinforce and repair several long vertical fold separations, including one that runs the length of the map. There is light soiling, several light manuscript notations in pencil, and an unengraved portion of the sheet at top left that has been replaced with old paper.