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A close-up of the city centre of Warsaw as seen on a 1831 map of Warsaw. Note that the map is not oriented and North is more or less on the right side of the map. Also note a large number of typos.
Typos spotted:
- Oyrod Krole park (in the centre of the map) should be Ogród Królewski
- Kozary Wielopolski (six buildings to the north of the park) should be called Koszary Wielopolskie
- Cekauz (Arsenal) (to the right of the northern edge of the park) should be called Cekhauz
- Patac Kroleski (right below the park) should be Pałac Królewski
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