A CHART of the FRENCH COAST from Port Louis to the Mouth of the Loire; exhibiting Bell Isle, Quiberon Bay, and the Isle of Dumet where Sr. Edw'd Hawke defeated the French Fleet Nov'r 20, 1759

A chart of the coast of Brittany, including the mouth of the Loire, where Nantes, France's largest port at the time, lay only a few kilometres up river. Soundings, sandbanks, rocks/hazards, and rhumb lines emanating from an off-page compass rose at the mouth of the harbour are present to aid marine navigation. Some trees and grassland are shown to represent land features. As a chart there is extensive annotation of shore features; on land Questembert is labelled Quitamber. A Fluer de Lis in centered at bottom placing scale.There is no scale bar for the chart, and the graticule uses London for the prime meridian; both the scale and coordinates were calculated using the map's graticule