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Descripcion De La Bahia De Santa Maria De Galve, Y Puerto De Sn. Miguel De Panzacola Con Toda La Costa Contigua Y Las Demas Bahias Que Tiene En Ella, Hasta El Rio De Apalache 1700

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Map Description
Old manuscript map / portolan chart / early map of Apalachicola Region, Florida, Florida Panhandle, Pensacola Region, United States.

Created by Jaime Lajonk, Juan De Siscara in 1700.
  • Covers coast of western Florida Panhandle from Pensacola to Apalachicola.
  • Depths shown by soundings.
  • Prime meridian: Terceira Island, Azores [?].
  • Pen-and-ink and orange watercolor.
  • Includes notes.
  • This map has some imperfections: wrinkled, stained, and creased. We'll do our best to restore the image before printing.

Map Subjects

Apalachicola Region

Apalachicola Region (Fla.)

Coasts

Early Maps

Early Works To 1800

Florida

Florida Panhandle

Florida Panhandle (Fla.)

Manuscript Maps

Pensacola Region

Pensacola Region (Fla.)

Portolan Charts

United States

Jaime Lajonk

Juan De Siscara

1700

Map Tags

1700

Apalachicola Region

Apalachicola Region (Fla.)

Coasts

Early Maps

Early Works To 1800

Florida

Florida Panhandle

Florida Panhandle (Fla.)

Jaime Lajonk

Juan De Siscara

Manuscript Maps

Map

Maps

Pensacola Region

Pensacola Region (Fla.)

Portolan Charts

United States

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This old map of Descripcion De La Bahia De Santa Maria De Galve, Y Puerto De Sn. Miguel De Panzacola Con Toda La Costa Contigua Y Las Demas Bahias Que Tiene En Ella, Hasta El Rio De Apalache from 1700 was created by Jaime Lajonk, Juan De Siscara in 1700