First Map of Great Tartaria was in 1302

Whilst the famous merchant and explorer from the Venetian Republic, in North Eastern Italy, known as Marco Polo travelled into China and elsewhere on the Asian Continent, from the 13th April 1292 to the 18th April 1292, he actually produced the first map of Great Tartaria. The earliest recorded Tartarian map was in 1302…

In 1493 The Map of Tartaria in the book called – The Complete And Annotated Nuremberg Chronicle

On the 20th June 1493, the humanist, physician and historian from the city of Düsseldorf, in Western Germany, called Hartmann Leuthold Schedel, produced a map of Great Tartaria. His map was printed in his book called Chronicle Of The World 1493: The Complete And Annotated Nuremberg Chronicle.

Alexis Hubert Jaillot produced a Map of Great Tartaria

On the 17th February 1690 the cartographer, publisher and geographer from Paris in Northern Central France, called Alexis Hubert Jaillot, produced a map of Great Tartaria, which he called Carte Nouvelle De La Grande Tartarie (New Map Of Great Tartary).

In 1852 Henry Warren Teesdale produced the Tartarian Map  called Russia In Asia, And Tartary

During the 16th December 1852 the map printer from the United Kingdom, known as Henry Warren Teesdale, published his map of Great Tartaria in the document called Russia In Asia, And Tartary. By the 27th May 1920, all that was left of Great Tartaria, was the Tatar Autonomous Soviet Socialist Republic, in Western Russia.