Maps of East and West Florida in 1781

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Old map of Florida, Southern States, United States.

Created by Bernard Romans in 1781.

• Scale ca. 1:500,000.
• Cover title.
• Alternate title from Peter Force's catalog of printed maps: Florida and its vicinity.
• Relief shown by hachures. Depths shown by soundings.
• "To the Marine Society of the city of New York ...; To the hon'ble, the planters in Jamaica ...; To all commanders of vessels round the globe ... "
• Drawn in 1774, but was not published until 1781, 6 years after the author's A concise natural history of East and West Florida, to which it belongs.
• Includes sailing directions, notes on some shipwrecks, 9 land identification profiles, "View of the entrance of St. Mary's River," and "View of Fort St. Marks, at Apalache seen from th[e so]uthward ... "

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