A Map of the World, 1816, map - Digital Collections - Free Library
A hand drawn world map on hemispheric projection split into western and eastern hemispheres, depicting countries, capitals, port cities, nautical exploration routes, rivers, mountains, etc. Indigenous nations identified in some regions.
The World 1816 - Historic Urban Plans
The French cartographer A. H. Brue engraved this large-scale map of the World in 1816, basing the topography of North America on the latest reports by Lewis & Clark, Capt. George Vancouver, and other explorers.
OpenHistoricalMap
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1816 - World - La Mappemonde - Antique Map - Maps of Antiquity
Antique map of the world from "Nouvel Atlas Portatif, comprenant le Geographie Universelle, Ancienne et Moderne…" by M. Herisson, fourth edition, 1816. Colored by continent with some country boundaries.
Map, Available Online, 1816 - Library of Congress
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A General Atlas, Being A Collection Of Maps Of The World And …
The collection focuses on rare 16th to 21st century maps of North and South America, the World, Asia, Africa, Europe, and Oceania. The collection includes atlases, wall maps, globes, school geographies, pocket maps, books of exploration, maritime charts, and …
World and Regional Maps Collection, 16th to 19th Centuries
Over 170 color examples from the University of Washington Libraries Special Collections Division’s Rare Map Collection. Maps included date from the sixteenth to early twentieth centuries with coverage spanning: the world, Western and Eastern Hemispheres, continents, countries and …
Revised World Map. | Library of Congress
The East Asian region was later revised and this version of the map was etched by Aōdō Denzen in 1816. The year of publication is not given on the map, but the date has been confirmed from other sources, including Ranyaku teikō (Navigation …
Map, Available Online, 1816, Maps | Library of Congress
Map by which the Creek Indians gave their statement at Fort Strother on the 22nd Jany, 1816 : [Alabama and Georgia]. Shows Alabama and Georgia from the Tombigbee River in the west to …
Melish, John "A Map of the World from the latest Discoveries. 1816."
The frontispiece world map is one a complementary oval project for useful contrast. Samuel Harrison updated his 1816 map to this new version dated 1818. The other two maps included in this book are of the Isthmus and Darien and the Isthmus of Suez.