Two Maps of Havana, Cuba, Showing U.S. and Spanish Fleets 1872

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Old military map / manuscript map of Cuba, Havana, United States.

Created by David D. (David Dixon) Porter in 1872.

• Shows soundings, currents, ships, and fortifications.
• Relief shown by shading. Depths shown by soundings.
• Title supplied by cataloger.
• Pen-and-ink and col. pencil.
• Accompanying ms. sheet keyed to both maps shows U.S. and Spanish fleets. Also shows ship names and types of vessels. 78 x 118 cm.
• Date derived from names of decommissioned ships.
• Illegible inscription in upper right margin: ... David D. Porter ... .
• Printed map is based on ms. map. Printed map is heavily annotated with fleet information.
• This map has some imperfections: manuscript map torn along fold-line, water staining and discoloration throughout. We'll do our best to restore the image before printing.
• Handwritten in pencil on verso of ms. sheet: Plan of attack on Havana ... .

Map Subjects

19th Century

Charts Diagrams Etc

Cuba

Fortification

Havana

Havana (Cuba)

History Military

History Naval

Manuscript Maps

Military Maps

Ships

United States

David D. (David Dixon) Porter

1872