This wonderful map shows a rather compressed rendition of the coastline of both Carolinas, from Albemarle Sound (Baye Albermarle) and Pamlico Sound (Baye de Panticoe) at the north to St. Helene Sound to the south. It extends inland to the Cherokee Lands in the western Carolinas, Tennessee and Georgia. Several major interior roads cross paths at Augusta, GA and trading paths link the Indian villages with the colonial settlements. There are many recognizable settlements, rivers and other landmarks including the Granville Line in North Carolina. It is a fine map published during the time period immediately after the French and Indian War. Decorated with a wreath-style title cartouche.

References: Cumming (SE) #342.

Condition: B+

On paper with a large cross watermark, very light offsetting, and damp stains along the edges of the sheet that enter the map a bit at the sides.