Atlas Portatif et Complet du Royaume de France

The “Atlas Portatif” was a famous portable atlas, first published in 1748 and created by Gilles Robert de Vaugondy, a prominent French cartographer, and geographer during the 18th century

The “Atlas Portatif” was designed to be a convenient and practical atlas that people could carry with them. It was known for its compact size and portability, making it a valuable tool for travellers, military officers, and anyone who needed access to geographical information on the go.

The atlas contained a series of maps, including maps of continents, countries, and regions, as well as thematic maps covering various aspects such as climate, population, and historical events. The maps were carefully crafted and provided accurate geographical data for the time.