Plano De Las Bahías De La Baronesa Y La Condoza Situadas En La Costa Meridl. Del Estrecho De Magallanes Por La Lattd. S. De 53 Gs. 24 Ms. Y Longd. De 67⁰06ʹ10ʺ Occidental De Cádiz 1786
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About This Map
Old map of Argentina, Chile, Condesa Bay, Magellan, Magellan, Strait Of., Pacific Coast, Strait of, Swallow Bay.
Created by Fernando De Miera, Diego Morete in 1786.
Created by Fernando De Miera, Diego Morete in 1786.
- Shows Swallow Bay and Condesa Bay of Santa Inés Island and adjacent portions of the Strait of Magellan.
- Depths shown by soundings.
- Prime meridian: Cádiz.
- Watermark: J. Kool.
- Pen-and-ink.
- Mounted on cloth backing.
- Includes index and note.
- Maggs number annotated in pencil in lower right margin: 176.
Map Subjects
Argentina
Chile
Coasts
Condesa Bay
Condesa Bay (Chile)
Early Works To 1800
Magellan Strait Of
Magellan Strait Of (Chile And Argentina)
Maps Manuscript
Pacific Coast
Pacific Coast (Chile)
Swallow Bay
Swallow Bay (Chile)
Magellan
Magellan Strait Of.
Strait Of
Fernando De Miera
Diego Morete
1786
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