A Map of NORTH AMERICA With the European Settlements & whatever else is remarkable in ye WEST INDIES, from the latest and best Observations.

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Description

Type of resource	cartographic
Extent	1 map : hand col.; 36.2 x 45.9 cm.; 37.6 x 47.2 cm. including border.
Place	London
Date created	[1745]
Map data	[ca. 1:23,000,000] ; W 173°00ʹ --W 10°00ʹ/N 84°00ʹ --N 7°10ʹ

Creator	Seale, Richard William

Note	California with indented northern coast. Straits of Annian and Parts Unknown to its north.
Note	Title cartouche of scroll/leaf-work (lower right).
Statement of responsibility	[Richard William Seale].
Note	Engraved by: R.W. Seale delin et sculp (lower right).
Note	Engraved by: R.W. Seale delin et sculp (bottom right).
Publications	Issued in: The History of England [Continued from the Revolution to the accession of King George II, by N. Tindal ...] / Rapin de Thoyras, [Paul]. -- London : John & Paul Knapton, 1743-1747. Reissued 1785-9.
References	Wheat 124, 202; Tooley 97; Leighly 173 (Plate XXIII); UCB.
Original McLaughlin Book Number (1995 edition)	228
Location	https://purl.stanford.edu/tr474vp0365

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The Glen McLaughlin Map Collection of California as an Island

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