"Your Majesty, please look!"
Brigadier General Leboeuf, sitting opposite Jerome Bonaparte, spread the maps out on the table. There were four maps in total, documenting the Danube River Region (Romania), the Bulgarian Region, the areas near Constantinople, and the Crimea Region (Sevastopol).
Each map was completed at a scale of 1:80,000, as per Jerome Bonaparte's request, and could be considered the most detailed and timely military maps in the world today.
[PS: The military maps of the Russian Empire and Britain are generally around 1:320,000, and the maps are mostly drawn during the Napoleonic Wars.]
On these military maps, the height of each mountain and the width of each river were accurately marked, which could be called quite perfect.
"You have done very well!" Jerome Bonaparte nodded with satisfaction after carefully looking over them one by one.
