This uncommon map of the Arctic is quite detailed, with information reflecting the progress of explorations in that region with many native tribes and places named. The region shown is from the Queen Charlotte Islands and Mackenzie Bay in the West to the western edge of Greenland. The Mackenzie Mountains are here called the Rocky Mountains, and Baffin Island is named as Prince William's Land. The overland travels of Alexander Mackenzie in 1793 seem to have provided most of the information for the inland region west of Hudson Bay. A very handsome map with an horological addition at the bottom, Hours before Noon, compared with Time at Greenwich. Published by J. Harris, St. Paul's Churchyard, January of 1827.

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Condition: B

Very attractive, original coloring. There are just a few spots of light foxing scattered in the map. Hinge remnants in the top margin.