This historical atlas provides a detailed cartographic exploration of the six southern provinces of Vietnam, spanning from the mid-19th century to the early 20th century. Authored by Philippe Langlet, the work combines geographic precision with historical context, offering readers a visual and analytical journey through a transformative period in Vietnamese history. The atlas is particularly valuable for scholars and enthusiasts interested in Southeast Asian history, colonial-era geography, and the evolution of regional boundaries. Published in 2001 by Les Indes Savantes, the volume includes 287 pages of maps and accompanying commentary, making it a comprehensive resource for understanding the spatial and temporal dynamics of southern Vietnam during this era.