A new and accurate map of Negroland and the Adjacent Countries; also Upper Guinea,
          showing the principal European Settlements, & distinguishing wch. belongi to England,
          Denmark, Holland &c the sea coaſt & some of the rivers being drawn from
          Surveys & the best modern maps and charts

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Description

Type of resource	cartographic
Form	map; unmediated; sheet
Extent	1 map ; 24 x 42 cm
Publication date	1747
Issuance	monographic
Map data	Scale in English and French leagues ; W 29°2′--E 18°1′/N 29°48′--S 4°19′

Creator	Bowen, Emanuel, -1767

Note	"Includes the Gold, Tooth, Grain and Slave Coasts of West Africa." Prime meridian through London. Bottom left: No. 56.
Note	Colored
Acquisition	Dr. Oscar I. Norwich
Local note	David Rumsey Map Center copy 1: Norwich no. NOR 0322.
Referenced by	Title Norwich, I., Pam Kolbe, and Jeffrey C Stone. Norwich's Maps of Africa: An Illustrated and Annotated Carto-Bibliography. 2nd ed. / rev. and edited by Jeffrey C. Stone. Norwich, Vt.: Terra Nova Press, 1997, map 0322, p. 369
Location	https://purl.stanford.edu/mn533bd1896

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Dr. Oscar I. Norwich collection of maps of Africa and its islands, 1486 - ca. 1865

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