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About This Map
Old map of Atlantic Coast, Cartagena, Colombia.
Created by Antonio Modesto Matheos, Real Escuela De Navegación (Cádiz) in 1757.
Created by Antonio Modesto Matheos, Real Escuela De Navegación (Cádiz) in 1757.
- Shows coast of Colombia between Fuerte Island and Santa Marta.
- Oriented with north to the left.
- Pen-and-ink and watercolor.
- Mounted on cloth backing.
- Includes indexed inset of Cartagena.
- Maggs number annotated in pencil in lower right margin: 3.
- Annotated in black ink in lower right corner: N. 2o. [indecipherable].
Map Subjects
Atlantic Coast
Atlantic Coast (Colombia)
Cartagena
Cartagena (Colombia)
Coasts
Colombia
Early Works To 1800
Manuscript Maps
Maps Manuscript
Antonio Modesto Matheos
Real Escuela De Navegación (Cádiz)
1757
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