The chart was drawn by Miguel Constanzó, royal engineer for the Kingdom of New Spain, who accompanied the 1769 expedition led by Captain Gaspar de Portola to establish a settlement at Monterey Bay previously discovered by Sebastián Vizcaino in 1603. The chart depicts the Pacific Ocean, the entire eastern and western coast of the California peninsula, the Sea of Cortez, and the coasts of North America, from the isthmus that connects this peninsula with the mainland to the River of the Kings (R de los Reyes), and from the Colorado River to the Cape of Corrientes.https://digitalcommons.csumb.edu/hornbeck_spa_1_a/1026/thumbnail.jp
A detailed 1769 map of the internal provinces of New Spain (Northern Mexico and Southwest United Sta...
Comprende la costa suroccidental de América del Norte desde Cabo Blanco (California) hasta el cabo C...
This 1839 chart of the coast of the Alta California: between parallels of 32 ° and 38 ° north depict...
This map by Miguel Costanzó depicts a West Coast region of New Spain (Nueva Españal) and the America...
Under orders from Don Jose de Gálvez, between 1768 and 1770, Miguel Constanzó explored the coastline...
This 1777 map shows five early cartographic perceptions of California and the Gulf of California; Is...
A detailed 1823 map was prepared by José María Narváez, a well-known Mexican mariner, engineer, and ...
A detailed survey by Miguel Constanzó of the Port of Monterrey in which he identifies landmarks and ...
In 1768 under the order of José de Gálvez, the Inspector General who had been sent to New Spain by K...
A detailed 1823 map was prepared by José María Narváez, a well-known Mexican mariner, engineer, and ...
On February 11, 1779, two vessels, the Princesa and the Favorita, commanded by Ignacio de Arteaga an...
Published in 1802, the map was included in an atlas entitled, Atlas Para el Viage de las Goletas Sut...
This map was created as a part of a five-year maritime scientific exploration made by Alessandro Mal...
The map made principally in 1767 depicts the state of knowledge at that the time that the Spaniards ...
Believed to be the earliest map to locate missions in Alta California, as well as El Camino Real –Th...
A detailed 1769 map of the internal provinces of New Spain (Northern Mexico and Southwest United Sta...
Comprende la costa suroccidental de América del Norte desde Cabo Blanco (California) hasta el cabo C...
This 1839 chart of the coast of the Alta California: between parallels of 32 ° and 38 ° north depict...
This map by Miguel Costanzó depicts a West Coast region of New Spain (Nueva Españal) and the America...
Under orders from Don Jose de Gálvez, between 1768 and 1770, Miguel Constanzó explored the coastline...
This 1777 map shows five early cartographic perceptions of California and the Gulf of California; Is...
A detailed 1823 map was prepared by José María Narváez, a well-known Mexican mariner, engineer, and ...
A detailed survey by Miguel Constanzó of the Port of Monterrey in which he identifies landmarks and ...
In 1768 under the order of José de Gálvez, the Inspector General who had been sent to New Spain by K...
A detailed 1823 map was prepared by José María Narváez, a well-known Mexican mariner, engineer, and ...
On February 11, 1779, two vessels, the Princesa and the Favorita, commanded by Ignacio de Arteaga an...
Published in 1802, the map was included in an atlas entitled, Atlas Para el Viage de las Goletas Sut...
This map was created as a part of a five-year maritime scientific exploration made by Alessandro Mal...
The map made principally in 1767 depicts the state of knowledge at that the time that the Spaniards ...
Believed to be the earliest map to locate missions in Alta California, as well as El Camino Real –Th...
A detailed 1769 map of the internal provinces of New Spain (Northern Mexico and Southwest United Sta...
Comprende la costa suroccidental de América del Norte desde Cabo Blanco (California) hasta el cabo C...
This 1839 chart of the coast of the Alta California: between parallels of 32 ° and 38 ° north depict...