Vypin was an elongated island situated between Cochin and the mouth of the Peryar River. During the siege of Cochin in 1663, the island was further reinforced with a fort, Nieuw-Orangieën. The island was also home to a leper colony.
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Cochin at the time of the conquest by Van Goens, 1663
Waasbergen, Johannes Janssonius / Anoniem / Anonymous
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Map of the river from Cochin to Chettua
Anoniem / Anonymous
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Map of southern India
Braam, J. van / Linden, Gerard onder de
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Map of the city of Cochin
Anoniem / Anonymous
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Sea chart of the west coast of Canara
Blaeu Jr., Joan
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Map of the island of Waipin
Heupner, Ferdinand Casper
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Side views of the fort at Cochin
Zijnen, D.
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Map of the fort and city of Cochin
Zijnen, D.
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Map of the city and fort at Cochin
Luepken, C.A. / Keller, C.P. / ...
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Bird's eye view map of Cochin
Schley, Jacobus van der / Hondt, Pierre d'
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The Malabar coast
Taarant/Tarand, Hans Georg / Tim/Thim, Jan Hendriksz / ...
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Map of the fort and city of Cochin
Keller, C.P. / Luepken, C.A. / ...
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Map of the fort and the city of Cochin
Zijnen, D.
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Map of Cochin
Buijskes, A.A. / Vaillant, I.O. / ...
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Map of Cochin
Paravicini di Capelli, W.B.E. / Luepken, C.A. / ...
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Map of the city and the fort at Cochin
Zijnen, D.
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Map of Cochin
Taarant/Tarand, Hans Georg / Ommen, Adriaan van / ...
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Map of Cochin and environs
Graaff, Isaac de
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Map of Cochin and part of the island of Vypin
Graaff, Isaac de
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Representation of the siege of Cochin in 1663
Proot, M.E.