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Fine Art Reproductions of Historical Maps & Charts

The Map & Chart Collections

Maps and Charts

The Arabian Collection

The charts and maps in the Arabian collection are the result of an extensive survey of the Gulf Region, commissioned by the East India Trading Company, both before and after the 1820 treaty between the British and the Trucial State.

Please note that, where appropriate, some charts in this section have been digitally altered to reflect the modern use of the words and titles 'Arabia' or 'Arabian'.

Ref: A700

Maps and Charts

Part of the coast of Saudi Arabia and Qatar including Bahrain

The Arabian coastline from Qatar to the United Arab Emirates. Western sheet.

The Arabian coastline showing part of the United Arab Emirates. Central sheet.

The Arabian coastline from Abu Dhabi in the UAE to Oman. Eastern sheet

The Arabian coastline from Kuwait to Oman

Abu Thabi (Abu Dhabi)

Khor Fakkan

Al Bidd'a (Doha) harbour, Qatar

Muskat Cove in the Gulf of Oman

Arabian Coast showing Harbours attacked by the British

The Arabian Gulf

Trigonometrical Plan of ‘Seirabonade’ (known now as Sir Abu Nu’ayr or Airaei)

Plan of Muskat Cove

The Gulf of Arabia

Trigonometrical Plan of ‘Island of Zircooa’ (known now as Zirku, or Zarkah).

Trigonometrical Plan of ‘Arzenie’ (known now as Arzanah).

The Port of Dubai

A Chart of the Arabian Gulf

Bay of Al Katiff in Saudi Arabia

The North Western Anchorage of Bahrain.

A Plan of the Islands of Bahrain and Arad.

Chart of the entrance to the Arabian Gulf

A Survey of the Arabian Gulf

A Plan of the Island and Harbour of ‘Seer Beni Yass’ (known now as Sir Bani Yas).

The Arabian Gulf (western sheet)

The Arabian Gulf (eastern sheet)

The Harbour of El Biddah (Al Bidda, Doha, Qatar)

A Chart of the Gulf of Arabia

Sketch of the attack on the port of Ras Al Khymar by the British

Novissima Totius Terrarum Orbis Tabula