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"Known Molokan Villages in Trans-Caucasia" by W.J. Shubin, from Berokoff, Molokans in America.  Rough black & white drawing, not to scale. 2 scanned sizes:

• Screen-size - entire map appears in 800x600 pixel browser window.
  Not easy to read when printed. (file name: villages.gif  -- size: 53K)
• Larger than screen size - entire map appears in 1024x760 pixel browser window.
  Easy to read. Prints ledgible in landscape (sideways).  (file name: map2.gif  -- size: 98K)

Kars area:  (from The 1980 Molokan Directory)

• Large - readable in browser, but too big to print.  Print in 2 parts and splice: Part A, Part B
• Small - sideways in browser, but prints on one page. 

Detailed Color Map of Kars

More Maps on Internet:

Russia, Caucusus: Georgia, Azerbaijan and Armenia, 1882
JPEG Scan from Blackie & Sons Atlas (Edinburgh, 1882)
Scale: 1:6,100,000 (one inch = about 96 miles)
Shows Kars oblast. Very large: 244K

Azerbaijain map collection by VAR--Virtual Azerbaijan Republic Website at the Uinversity of Southern California.

Kars and border area tourist map, 1996 Focus Multimedia.

Photos of Kars and Mount Ararat, from "Turkey In Pictures", Ege University (56K)

Ethnic Groups in the Caucasus, 1992 by Magellan Geographix. Colored. Rough. (Large: 75K)

List of Maps of Russia and Caucasus at:
The Perry-Castañeda Library Map Collection
The University of Texas at Austin

Caucasus WWW Virtual Library--lots of informative links, but few maps.

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