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The map correctly recognizes the presence of the Amazon River system, other rivers of South America, Lake Titicaca, the location of Potosí and Mexico City, Florida and the greater southeastern part of the United States, and myriad coastal features of South, Central, North, and Caribbean America.

Mar 17, 2016 · “A new and correct map of the United States of North America” is the first map of the U.S. drawn and printed in the US by an American; it was printed in Connecticut by Abel Buell in March 1784, six months after the Treaty of Paris

"A New Map of North America Shewing all the New Discoveries 1797", "Engraved for Morses Gazetteer of America", From "A Century of Population Growth", U.S. Bureau of the Census, 1909. North America - Air Control and Warning System [DEW, …

This collection of maps of North and South America includes maps of regions, countries, and cities, showing basic topographical features and/or, in some cases, topical themes. Maps date from the 16th century through the present day.

Historic and contemporary maps of North America, including physical and political maps, early exploration maps, colonization period, Native American distribution, climate maps, relief maps, population density and distribution maps, vegetation maps, and economic/resource maps.

1786 map divided into the North and South America, West Indies that reflected the political boundaries along with a listing of United States and several European possessions. An early map that depicted both the North and South Americans along with the West Indies.

This map of North and South America appeared as part of a seven-volume historic atlas published in Paris between 1705 and 1720. It was also issued separately, and its large size together with its companion lower half suggest its use as a wall chart. Only a detail is shown here.

Antique Maps of the Americas. Genuine old vintage collectible maps of North, South and Central America created by the greatest cartographers (map-makers) who mapped the World out the history of voyages of discovery.

With maps dated from 1550 through to the 19th century, we have the whole history European discovery of the North American continent available for sale. Our collection begins with Sebastian Munster's 16th century depiction of North and South America.