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File:European settlements in India 1501-1739.png

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English: Map of India with Sri Lanka, illustrating locations of European settlements in the subcontinent between 1501 and 1739.
Norsk nynorsk: Kart over Sør-Asia med europeiske koloniar/busetjingar mellom 1501 og 1739.
Dansk: Kort af Indien inkl. Sri Lanka med europæiske kolonier mellem 1501 og 1739.
Date uploaded in 2006
Source Self-published work by Luis wiki Map reference: at w:University of Pennsylvania, with reference varification from: (URL accessed: 23-Mar-2006)
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