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A new map of the north parts of America claimed by France under ye names of Louisiana, Mississippi, Canada, and New France with ye adjoyning territories of England and Spain [map] /

by Moll, Herman ; Blackmore, Nathaniel ; Nairne, Thomas ; Beresford, Richard ; L'Isle, Guillaume de .
Publisher: [London] :  sold by H. Moll, 1720 .Description: 1 map on 2 sheets joined : col. ; 60 x 101 cm. on sheet 65 x 105 cm .Subject(s): Apalachee Indians -- Maps -- To 1800 | Indian trails -- North America -- Maps | Indians of North America -- Maps -- To 1800 | Fortification -- North America -- Maps -- To 1800 | Mississippi -- Maps | North America -- Maps -- To 1800 | Middle West -- Maps -- To 1800 | Southwestern States -- Maps -- To 1800 | Maps -- 18th century | Mississippi -- History -- French period, 1699-1763 Online Resources: Link to Electronic Resource Contents:Insets: "The Harbour of Annapolis Royal ; A map of ye mouth of Mississippi and Mobile Rivers &c."
Item type Location Collection Call Number Status Notes Date Due
Online Online Electronic Resource Electronic Records MA/92.0179(d) Open Shelf Link to Electronic Resource
Archive Request Archival Reading Room Maps MA/92.0179(d) Available

Date of situation: 1720.

Shows: Route of Thomas Nairne's slave-hunting expedition among the southern Indian tribes ca.1702.

Relief shown pictorially and by hachures.

Based on: "... ye original draughts of Mr. Blackmore, the ingenious Mr. Berisford...Capt. Nairn, and others... the Southwest part of Louisiana is done after a French map published at Paris in 1718."

Prime meridian: London.

Insets: "The Harbour of Annapolis Royal ; A map of ye mouth of Mississippi and Mobile Rivers &c."

Illustration upper left: cartouche depicting the Indian Fort Sasquesahanok.

Dedication above title: "To Thomas Bromsall Esq. This map of Louisiana, Mississippi, &c. is most humbly dedicated by H. Moll, geographer."

"NB. The French map mentioned in the title is done by Mons'r Delisle and published by him...."

Library copy encapsulated.

Map scanned as TIFF file then converted to Zoomify JPEG, Mississippi Department of Archives and History, 2009.

Mode of access: Internet browser.