Répresentation du Cours ordinaire des Vents de TRAVERSE qui regnent sur les Cotes dans la grande MER DU SUD.

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Creator	Bellin, Jacques Nicolas, 1703-1772

Note	Lower part of California shown with eastern coastline continuing north beyond 47 deg. N. Tropical tradewinds shown, as often found on Moll maps. Includes much of Asia and partial coastline of N. Guinée and Nou. Hollande. Based upon Halley’s wind map of 1686.
State 4	With title in French: Répresentation du Cours ordinaire des Vents de TRAVERSE qui regnent sur les Cotes dans la grande MER DU SUD. Engraved by: Gravé par Cosmant. (bottom left). Title in rectangle at map top, within neat line. Text in rectangle at map bottom, within neat line: Rémarquez que les Fleches qui sont entre les Lignes montrent le Cours ordinaire de ces Vents de Côte. "Tab.2." (top left); "T.XI.No.XI" (bottom right).
State 5	References: Shirley 590, 593; Sabin 18373, 65404.
Statement of responsibility	Gravé par Cosmant.
Original McLaughlin Book Number (1995 edition)	230
Original McLaughlin book number (1995 edition) with latest state information	230-04
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