[Island at Lat. 17 00'S and Long. 142 30'W] [cartographic material] ; Matavia [i.e. Mataiva] Bay /

Photographic copy of maps and profiles of Tuamotu Archipelago region including Mataiva Bay. Relief shown by bathymetric soundings.; From: A collection of drawings and charts made by Peter Fannin, Master of the Adventure during Capt. Cook's second voyage, 1772-1775, with the addition of an anonymous drawing of Adventure Bay, Van Diemen's Land made during Capt. Cook's third voyage 1776-1780.; Print no. 9 from the Royal Naval Museum printed index.; Bibliography of Captain James Cook R.N., F.R.S., Circumnavigator / M.K. Beddie, ed. 2nd ed., 1970, 1333.; Also available in an electronic version via the Internet at: http://nla.gov.au/nla.map-nk10592a-5; Original: By Peter Fannin, Master of the Adventure during Capt. Cook's second voyage, 1772-1775.; Admiralty Library Manuscript Collection, Royal Naval Museum; HM Naval base (PP66), Portsmouth, Hampshire PO1 3NH. Coastal profiles: No. 1. Thus appears the island from the mainland abt 10 miles off shore -- No. 3. The isld from the mast head bearing NBW 4 leag. -- No. 4. Island Osnaburgh -- No. 6. This remarkable appearance of Little Otahita as you stand into Otapia Bay abt 3 miles off shore -- No. 7. Thus shows Uhena about 3 leags off shore -- No. 8. Thus shows Ulitea 3 or 4 miles off shore -- No. 9. Otahaw -- No. 10. Bolabola -- No. 11. Thus shows these 2 small islands from the masthead.Matavia Ba