Subject: United States - Eastern
Period: 1810 (published)
Publication: Malte-Brun's Precis de La Geographie Universelle
Color: Hand Color
Size:
8.8 x 12 inches
22.4 x 30.5 cm
This early nineteenth century map shows the United States with its western boundary on the Mississippi River. There is a huge Mississippi Territory and Florida is still shown divided into western and eastern territories and incorporates all the Gulf Coast. There is a large mountain range stretching the full length of Florida. The region between the upper Mississippi and the Ohio River is unorganized. The map extends to include Cuba, Jamaica, Haiti, and Puerto Rico. The title is engraved on the shield of a female representation of Columbia.
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Condition: A
Damp stain and paper damage in lower blank margin, well away from map.