File:Tuto el Cotado di Zara e Sebenicho.jpg

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English: Cropped map of Šibenik and Zadar, focusing on Zadar and surrounding areas
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Source http://virtualna.nsk.hr/krka/tuto-el-cotado-di-zara-e-sebenicho/
Author Matteo Pagano

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A map of Zadar from the 16th century

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