Old Rare Map of Mauritius by Fraser, 1835: Port Louis, Mahébourg, Mountains Finish:Framed canvas map which played a crucial role

which played a crucial role in its development

The use of Greenwich as the prime meridian and the detailed soundings in meters reflect the precision and accuracy that were hallmarks of Bartholomew's work

the map also highlights the principal railways that crisscross the region

but a vibrant narrative of its history

The Himalayas

Old Rare Map of Mauritius by Fraser, 1835: Port Louis, Mahébourg, Mountains Finish:Framed canvas map which played a crucial roleThe map titled "To Lieut. Genl. the honble. Sir Charles Colville G. C. B. G. C. H. K. C. T&S. &c. &c. &c. Late Governor and commander in chief of Mauritius and its dependencies" is a masterful depiction of the island of Mauritius, crafted in 1835 by F. A. Mackenzie Fraser. This exquisite piece is a testament to the rich cartographic tradition of the 19th century, capturing the intricate details of Mauritius with unparalleled precision. The map