Chart of the harbour of Akhtiar or Sevastapol : shewing the situations of all the magazines, barracks, storehouses, and arsenals employed by the Russians for their fleet in the Black Sea, the soundings of all the Bays &c. &c. &c. Also a complete survey of the roads of Akhtiar or Bay of Inkerman, the Ctenus of Strabo and all of the coast to the most western point of the Heracleotic Khersoneesus withthe site of the ruins of the New and Old Khersoneesus of Strabo or Heraclea or Pliny, from actual observations made upon the spot for the use of the Russian Government /
Jervis, T. B.,Major.
London : [s.n.],
1854.
Relief shown by hachures; depths by soundings.
"Note: This Russian chart, first made known to us by Dr. E.D. Clarke, 1816, appears to have been altogether overlooked by our geographers.  It has every appearance of exactness and careful observation. The batteries are laid down from the Admiralty Russian Chart. T.B. Jervis, Major of Engineers".
To Her Most Gracious Majesty Queen Victoria, and the allied armies of France and England, this military topographical map of the Krima Peninsula ...