Fourth state of this long-lived map, first issued in 1755. The map includes New England as far south as Boston, the St. Lawrence River up to Montreal, and as far north as the southern coastline of Labrador. The boundary between Nova Scotia and New England begins at the Penobscot River and then along a dotted line straight north, roughly according to the Treaty of Versailles. It provides an excellent view of the region with detail of the settlements, roads, forts, Indian nations and fishing banks. Decorative title cartouche. Published by Sayer and Bennett, circa 1783.

References: Kershaw #745; McCorkle #775.8; Stevens & Tree #66-j; Sellers and Van EE #309.

Condition: B

Toned with scattered foxing.