Forma Urbis Romae
Lanciani, Rodolfo
-- Set of maps showing the excavations conducted by Lanciani, the head archaeologist for the city of Rome, first published from 1893-1901. These drawings document exactly where he excavated and what was found, practically stone by stone, with line drawings identifying ancient remains, in black, in relation to “modern” streets and buildings, shown in red, with blue lines representing planned changes from his day. In addition, the Danish website: Lanciani: Forma Urbis Romae which presents Lanciani’s maps online.
Rome 1748: the Pianta grande di Roma of Giambattista Nolli in facsimile; with an introductory essay by Allan Ceen
Nolli, Giambattista
-- The mother of all Rome maps. Enough said. See also The Interactive Nolli Map of Rome Website, hosted by the University of Oregon.
These maps are combine an color aerial photograph along side a plot line map both at the same scale.
Atlante di Roma : la Forma del Centro Storico in Scala 1:1000
Atlas of Rome : The Form of the City on a 1:1000 Scale Photomap and Line Map
Novelli, Italo ed.
-- The Rome Atlas also has excellent introductory essays about the history of Rome maps from antiquity to the present.
Atlante di Firenze : la Forma del Centro Storico in Scala 1:1000
Atlas of Florence : the Form of the City on a 1:1000 Scale Photomap and Line Map
S.E.L.C.A., s.r.l.
An Atlas of Venice : the Form of the City on a 1:1000 Scale
Salzano, Edoardo
Atlante di Napoli : la Forma del Centro Storico in Scala 1:2000
Atlas of Naples : the Form of the City on a 1:2000 Scale
Bonetta, Rosa
Atlante di Ostia Antica : la Forma del Centro Storico in Scala 1:500
Atlas of Ancient Ostia : the Form of the City on a 1:500 Scale
Mannucci, Vanni
Sevilla Forma Urbis : la Forma del Centro Histórico a Escala 1:1000
Atlas of Seville : the Form of the City on a 1:1000 Scale
Castain, José Núñez
