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1910 Haritalari SIRA NO ÖLÇEK PAFTA NO YEREL İSIMLER DOSYA NO 1 1/1000 a 3 Üsküdar, Suluçayır Sokağı 1 2 1/1000 a 4 Üsküdar, Kurbalıdere cad., Hasanpaşa, Eminm bey Sok. 1 3 1/1000 a 5 Üsküdar, Mezarlık, Kotra Sokak 1 Üsküdar, Küçükçamlıca sok., Camii, Tophanelioğlu cad., İbrahim Ağa 4 1/1000 a 8 sok. 1 Üsküdar, Tophanelioğlu cad., Küçük Çamlıca sok., Koşuyolu Cad., 5 1/1000 a 9 Kısıklı Cad. 1 6 1\2000 AB-13/14 Ortaköy-Kuruçeşme Tranvay Cad.,İmampaşa Camii 1 7 1\2000 A B 15/16 Kuruçeşme Vapur İskelesi, Arnavutköy Cad. 1 Arnavutköy,Kuruçeşme Arnavutköy Tranvay Cad., Arnavutköy Vapur 8 1\2000 AB 17-18 İskelesi, Akıntı Burnu 1 9 1\2000 AB 18-19 Bebek Koyu,Bebek Vapur İskelesi. 1 10 1\2000 AB 19-20 Bebek Koyu ve iskelesi 1 AA- 11 1\2000 Rumeli Hisarı, Kale Mahallesi, Boğaziçi BB19/20 1 12 1\2000 AB 23/24 Baltalimanı Cad., Maslak Cad. 1 13 1\2000 A B 25/26 İstinye-Şişli Şosesi, Mısırlı İsmail Paşa Çiftliği 1 AA-BB 14 1\2000 Yeniköy, Aya Nikola Mahallesi 27/28 1 15 1\2000 A B 27/28 İstinye Bahçeleri, Balaban Deresi 1 16 1\2000 AB- 29-30 Tarabya Koyu 1 17 1\2000 A B 29/30 Tarabya 1 18 1\2000 A-B 31/32 Kireçburnu, Çakaldere Arsası 1 19 1\2000 AABB31/32 Tarabya 1 20 1\2000 AB 33-34 Büyükdere Koyu 1 21 1/500 A 9/3 Kısıklı Cad., Musalla Taşı Cad., Bağlarbaşı 1 22 1/500 A 17/1 Arnavutköy Akıntı Burnu,Arnavutköy Tranvay Cad. 1 Arnavutköy Bebek arası, Küçük ayazma Sokağı, Küçük Ayazma 23 1/500 A18/3 Meydanı, Arnavutköy 1 24 1/500 A 18/1 Bebek- Arnavutköy, Tramvay Cad. 1 Boğaziçi, Bebek Vapur İskelesi, Bebek Millet Bahçesi, Humayun Abat 25 1/500 A 19/3 Camii, Büyükbebek Yoğurthane Sokağı, İlkmektep 1 26 1/500 A 19/1 Küçük Bebek, Bebek Koyu 2 27 1/500 AA 26/4 İstinye Vapur İskelesi 2 28 1/500 AA 30/1 Tarabya Koyu 2 29 1/500 AA 31/3 Tarabya 2 30 1/500 A 32/4 Kefeliköy Cad. , Tarabya, Kireçburnu 2 31 1/500 A 32/1 Kireçburnu 2 32 1/500 A 34/1 Büyükdere Vapur İskelesi 2 33 1/500 A 35/3 Büyükdere, Kilise 2 34 1/1000 b 1 Üsküdar, Şifa Hastanesi Sok., Yoğurtçu Çeşmesi cad. 2 35 1/1000 b 2 Üsküdar, Kuşdili Cad., Caferağa, Zühtü Paşa Cad., Bağdat cad. 2 Üsküdar, Osman ağa, Mahmut Baba Cad., Kurbalıdere, Kuşdili Cad., 36 1/1000 b 3 Bağdat cad. 2 Üsküdar, Hasan Paşa, Kızlar Ağası cad., Bağdat Cad, Mustafa Bey 37 1/1000 b 4 çıkmazı 2 Üsküdar, Koşuyolu Sokağı, Kaftancıoğlu Caddesi, Acıbadem Caddesi, 38 1/1000 b 5 Muhtarbey Sokağı 2 39 1/1000 b 6 Üsküdar, Kuşyolu Caddesi, Feridunpaşa Camii, Camcıbaşı sokağı 2 Ermeni Kilisesi, Nuh Kilisesi, Yenimahalle Caddesi, Bağlarbaşı Caddesi, 40 1/1000 b 8 Şeyhülislam Sokağı 2 Üsküdar, Amerikan Mektebi, Çamlıca Caddesi, İcadiye Sokağı, Tiyatro 41 1/1000 b 9 Caddesi, Tiyatro, Posta Yolu Caddesi, Musalla Taşı Caddesi 2 Üsküdar, Nakkaş Caddesi, Arnavut Mahallesi, Kuzguncuk Çarşı 42 1/1000 b 11 Caddesi, Tarla Sokağı, Beylerbeyi Caddesi 2 43 1/1000 b 12 Üsküdar, Boğaziçi, Beylerbeyi Caddesi 2 44 1/500 B 2/1 Yoğurtçu, Caferağa, Yoğurtçu Caddesi, Cevizli Caddesi 2 45 1/500 B 2/2 Kadıköy, Bağdat Caddesi, Köprü Caddesi 2 46 1/500 B 2/4 Kızıltoprak, Zühtüpaşa Mah. 2 Kadıköy, Kurbağalıdere, Osmanağa, Kuşdili Caddesi, Taşköprü 47 1/500 B 3/3 Caddesi 2 48 1/500 B 8/3 Kadıköy, Bağlarbaşı Caddesi, Koruluk Caddesi, Tahtaperde Sokağı 2 Kadıköy, Bağlarbaşı, Çamlıca Caddesi, Amerikan Mektebi, Acıbadem 49 1/500 B 9/1 Sokağı, Elektrik Fabrikası 2 Bağlarbaşı, Karavet Kalfa Sokağı, Beylerbeyi Caddesi, Çamlıca 50 1/500 B 9/2 Caddesi, Tiyatro Caddesi, Postayolu Caddesi 2 Bağlarbaşı, Ermeni Mektebi, Rum Kilisesi, Rum Mektebi, Kabristan 51 1/500 B 9/3 Sokağı, Bedros Sokağı, Ohannes Sokağı, Boyacı Artin Sokağı, Mezarlık Sokağı, Acıbadem Sokağı 3 52 1/500 B 9/4 Posta Yolu Cad., Musalla Taşı Cad., Bağlarbaşı 3 53 1/500 B 10/3 Çamlıca Cad., Üsküdar, Bağlarbaşı 3 54 1/500 B 10/4 Üsküdar İskelesi, Paşa Limanı Caddesi, Servilik Caddesi 3 55 1/500 B 12/3 Üsküdar, Beylerbeyi 3 56 1/500 B 14/3 Ortaköy Cad., İmampaşa Cami 3 57 1/500 B 16/3 Ermeni Kilisesi, Kuruçeşme Tramvay Cad. 3 58 1/500 B 16/4 Kuruçeşme Vapure iskelesi 3 59 1/500 BB 27/2 Yeniköy, Aya Nikola Mah. 3 60 1\2000 BA 19-20 Nispetiye Cad.,Küçük Bebek, Bebek İskelesi 3 61 1/1000 c 1 Üsküdar, Fransız Mektebi, Bizmitler Kilisesi, Moda, Marmara Denizi 3 Üsküdar, Mühürdar, Mühürdar Caddesi, Yoğurtçu Caddesi, Sakızağacı 62 1/1000 c 2 Caddesi, Bahariye Caddesi, Cevizlik 3 Üsküdar, Haydarpaşa İstasyon Caddesi, Sinagok, Ayrılık Çeşmesi 63 1/1000 c 4 Caddesi 3 64 1/1000 c 5 Üsküdar, Askeri Hastane, Kışla, Talimhane 3 65 1/1000 c 13 Ortaköy Cami, Yıldız Sarayı 3 66 1/1000 c 14 Ortaköy Cad., Dereboyu Cad., Portakal Yokuşu 3 67 1/1000 c 15 Rum Mezarlığı,Büyük Ayazma Küçük Ayazma Sok,.Hacı Mahmut 3 68 1/500 C 1/1 Fransız Lisesi, Moda, Moda Caddesi 3 69 1/500 C 1/4 Moda, Lorando Sokağı, Küçük Moda Kahvesi 3 70 1/500 C 2/2 Kadıköy, Moda, Hacı Şükrü Sokağı, Bahariye Cad. Sakız Ağacı 3 71 1/500 C 2/3 Mühürdar, İcadiye Sokağı 3 72 1/500 C 2/4 Mühürdar, Sakızağacı Cad. Cevizlik, Fransız Mektebi, Yoğurtcu Cad. 3 73 1/500 C 3/1 Kadıköy İskelesi, Kadıköy Vapur İskelesi, İskele Cad. 3 Talimhane Meydanı, Yeldeğimeni Sokağı, Mısırlıoğlu Cad. Talimhane 74 1/500 C 3/2 Meydanı, Aynalı Fırın Sokağı 3 Kadıköy Meydanı, Eski İskele Cad. Yeni İskele Cad. Mühürdar Cad. 75 1/500 C 3/3 Moda Cad. 3 76 1/500 C 4/1 Üsküdar , Haydarpaşa Cad. Eski İstasyon Cad. 4 Haydarpaşa İstasyon Cad. Haydarpaşa Cad. İskele Cad. Osmanağa 77 1/500 C 4/3 Camii 4 78 1/500 C 5/3 Haydarpaşa, Askeri Hastane, Mektep, Kışla 4 Üsküdar, Baytar Mektebi Civarı, Karacaahmet Mezarlığı, Talimhane, 79 1/500 C 6/1 Miskinler Cad. 4 80 1/500 C 6/3 Üsküdar, Talimhane, Karacaahmet, Hastane, Baytar Mektebi 4 81 1/500 C 7/2 Üsküdür, Nuh Kuyusu Cad. Zeynep Kamil Hastanesi 4 Bahlarbaşı Nur Kuyusu, Çinili Camii Sokağı, Bağlarbaşı Caddesi, 82 1/500 C 8/4 Toptaşı Caddesi, Acı Çeşme Sokağı, Pazarbaşı Camii, Toprak Sokak 4 83 1/500 C 9/1 Tekke Sok., Bülbüldere Cad. 4 84 1/500 C 10/1 A. Mustafa Cami, Üsküdar, Kuzguncuk 4 Boğaziçi; Serviler Caddesi, Paşalimanı Caddesi, Postayolu Caddesi, 85 1/500 C 10/3 Tekke Sokağı 4 Postayolu Cad., İbrahim Paşa Cad., Fıstık Ağacı Cad., Çamlıca Cad., 86 1/500 C 10/4 Kışla 4 87 1/500 C 11/2 Kuzguncuk, Kuzguncuk Çarşı Cad. Ermeni Kilisesi 4 88 1/500 C 11/3 Kuzguncuk Cad, Paşa Limanı,Yeni Sokak 4 89 1/500 C 11/4 Paşalimanı, Kuzguncuk, Rum Kilisesi, Berberoğlu Sokağı 4 Elmadağ Cad., Çaylak Sokağı, Büyükşişhane, Valide Çeşme Sokak, 90 1/500 C -12/1 Bostan Sokak, Rum Kilisesi 4 91 1/500 C 13/2 Ortaköy Cami, Ortaköy İskelesi 4 92 1/1000 d 3 Üsküdar, Marmara Denizi 4 93 1/1000 d 5 İskele Camii, Askeri Tıp Okulu, Askeri Hastane, İngiliz Mezarlığı 4 94 1/1000 d 6 Üsküdar, Selimiye Kışlası, Talim Meydanı 4 Üsküdar, Harem İskele Cad. Selimiye Camii, Cami-i Şerif Cad. Fener 95 1/1000 d 7 Cad. Selimiye Kışlası Cad. Harem İskelesi Cad. İhsaniye Yolu Sokağı 4 96 1/1000 d 8 Üsküdar, Karacaahmet Cad. Tunusbağı Cad. Boğaziçi 4 97 1/1000 d 9 Şemsipaşa Cad. İskele Cad. Şeyh Cami Sokağı, Bülbüldere Cad. 4 98 1/1000 d 10 Üsküdar, Üsküdar İskelesi, Paşalimanı Caddesi, İskele Camii 4 99 1/1000 d 14 Yıldız Çini Fab., Yıldız Sarayı, Yıldız Cami 4 100 1/1000 d 15 Malta Kışlası, Yıldız araba Fab. 4 101 1/1000 dc 17-18 Zincirlikuyu Kavşağı 5 102 1/1000 dc 19-20 Nispetiye Cad.,Levent 5 103 1/1000 dc 21-22 Baltalimanı Deresi,Alman Deresi 5 104 1/500 D 3/4 Kadıköy 5 105 1/500 D 4 Üsküdar, Haydarpaşa Limanı, Haydarpaşa İstasyonu 5 106 1/500 D 4/2 Haydarpaşa Limanı , Gümrük, Haydarpaşa Garı 5 107 1/500 D 4/4 Haydarpaşa İstasyonu 5 108 1/500 D 5/1 Selimiye, marmara Denizi 5 Üsküdar Selimiye Civarı, Sahil, Askeri Tıp Okulu, Askeri Hastane, 109 1/500 D 5/2 Kavak İskelesi Cad. 5 110 1/500 D 5/4 Üsküdar, Haydarpaşa, Askeri Hastane, İngiliz Mezarlığı 5 111 1/500 D 6/1 Selimiye, Marmara Denizi, Selimiye Kışlası, Harem İskelesi sok. 5 112 1/500 D 6/2 Üsküdar Selimiye Civarı, Selimiye Kışlası 5 113 1/500 D 6/3 Selimiye, Selimiye Kışlası, Talim Meydanı 5 114 1/500 D 6/4 Üsküdar, Selimiye, Selimiye Kışlası, Talim Meydanı, Askeri Tıp Okulu 5 Selimiye, Hafız Mehmet Bey Sokağı, İhsaniye Camii, Cami, İhsaniye 115 1/500 D 7/1 Yolu, Sultaniye Caddesi, Ethem Paşa Sokağı, Şeref Bey Sokağı, Marmara Denizi 5 Selimiye, Ethem Paşa Sokağı, Harem İskele Caddesi, Tunusbağı, 116 1/500 D 7/2 Karacaahmet Caddesi 5 Selimiye, Harem İskele Caddesi, Camii Şeref Caddesi, Karacaahmet 117 1/500 D 7/4 Caddesi 5 118 1/500 D 8/2 Üsküdar, Ahmediye Camii, Karacaahmet Cad. Toptaşı Cad. 5 119 1/500 D 8/3 Kısıklı Sok., Paşakapısı sok., Sinanpaşa Cami, Tunusbağı Cad.
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