Odessa

Maps on our site:

• the 1850's, Hohfelder, Die russische See- und Handelsstadt Odessa
  
  
• 1892, Diterikhs, Generalny Plan Goroda Odessy
  
  
• 1894, Diterikhs, Plan Goroda Odessy
  
  
• after 1894, City of Odessa Eruv Boundaries
  
  

Find more maps:

• Odessa from the 1892 German edition of Baedeker's Russland
  guidebook. Generations Press
  
  

Located on Dniester river on Odessa Bay; was probably site of a Greek colony; Tatars established a fortress here in 14th cen.; part of Lithuania-Poland; passed to Turkey in 1764; was Russian from 1791; expanded in 19th cen.; severely damaged in WW II.

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