This fascinating map of the Eastern United States and Canada features the short-lived states of Franklinia in eastern Tennessee (here labeled Tennassee) as well as Morgania in present-day Missouri. The latter was named after George Morgan, a land speculator, who attempted to create a new colony in the then Spanish controlled Louisiana Territory near New Madrid (Morgan gave up this endeavor a few years later). The Ohio Company land grant still appears north of the Ohio River, and Florida is divided between East and West. West of the Appalachians, detail is mostly limited to forts and the locations of numerous Indian tribes. Engraved by John Scoles.

References: Dotson & Baker (OWA) #20.

Condition: C+

Issued folding with moderate foxing and toning, and a chip along the left edge measuring 0.75" x 5.0" that has been archivally reattached on verso. A number of small fold separations have been closed on verso with archival tape with some minor loss along the lower horizontal fold. Trimmed to the border at left.