Reduced map of the east coasts of North America containing those provinces of New York and New England, those of Acadia or Nova Scotia, of Isle Royale of Isle St. Jean, with the interior of the country, drawn at the General Depot of Maps, Plans and Journals of the Navy, for vessels in services of the King, by order of M. Sartine, State Counsellor, Minister and Secretary of State at the Department of the Navy

A New MAP of the BRITISH DOMINIONS in NORTH AMERICA; with the Limits of the Governments annexed thereto by the late Treaty of Peace, and Settled by Proclamation, October 7th 1763

A map of North America after the Treaty of Paris and King George's Royal Proclamation showing territ...

North America, Nova Scotia and New Brunswick

Includes notes related to industry and history for Nova Scotia, PEI and Cape Breton.Prime Meridian d...

A New Chart of the Coast of NEW ENGLAND, NOVA SCOTIA, NEW FRANCE or CANADA, with the Islands of NEWFOUNDL'D, CAPE BRETON, ST. JOHN's &c.: Done from the Original Publish'd in 1744 at Paris, BY MONS'R N. BELLIN, Enginier to the Marine Office. This Chart is most humbly Dedicated to the BRIT'SH MERCH'TS trading to NORTH AMERICA by the Editor

Show locations of fishing banks off Newfoundland and Nova Scotia.Includes 4 inset maps: the Atlantic...

Reduced map of Acadia or Nova Scotia comprising part of Cape Breton, St. John Island and Canada written at the General Depot of Maps, Plans and Marine Journals by order of Mr. Sartine, State Councillor, Minister and Secretary of State at the Department of the Navy

Uses Paris prime meridian (2.337° east of Greenwich). The scale is not indicated on plate and is cal...

Reduced map of the coasts of Acadia, Isle Royale, and the southern part of the Island of Newfoundland, drawn from observations made by the order of the King in 1750 and 1751 [on sheet with] Detailed map of the Straits of Fronsac, one of the entrances to the Gulf of St. Lawrence from the place where it widens in the gulf to the Port of Canso, surveyed by order of the King in 1750 by Mr. Chabert [on sheet with] Plan of the Port of Chebucto on the coast of Acadia surveyed in 1746 by Mr. Chabert [on sheet with] Detailed map of the south-west coast of Isle Royale from Guion Isle up to the Rifle Stone surveyed by order of the King in 1750 and 1751 [on sheet with] Plan of the Port of Canso surveyed bu order of the King in 1750 by Mr. Chabert [on sheet with] Detailed map of south west Acadia, which includes Cape Sable Island and Seal Islands, surveyed by order of the King in 1751 by Mr. Chabert

The largest map on the sheet showing the Atlantic region highlights the fishing banks.Top map corner...

Map of Canada, Nova Scotia and Acadia according to the English originals

This map shows the Atlantic Provinces and the Province of Quebec as defined by the Royal Proclamatio...

Map of the Gulf of St. Lawrence and neighboring countries to serve the Histoire Generale des Voyages

The scale is in common leagues and the map is the second plate in a series. On verso in Walter's ha...

A new chart of the coast of New England, Nova Scotia, New France or Canada, with the islands of Newfoundld., Cape Breton, St. John's &c.

Jefferys, Thomas, d. 1771

Black and white. Original map date 1746. Compass rose. Decorative title cartouche. Depths shown by s...

Map of the river and basin of Port Royal or Annapolis in Acadia on the eastern coast of Bay Françoise. Extracted from manuscripts of the General Depot of Maps, Plans and Journals of the Navy. By order of M. de Sartine, State Counsellor, Secretary of State and Secretary of the Department of the Navy

The absence of a price marks this as the 1st state of the map. (Kershaw 801). Uses Paris as the prim...

THE BRITISH GOVERNMENTS in N'TH AMERICA Laid down agreeable to the PROCLAMATION of Oct. 7. 1763

Important map illustrating the new boundaries established at the end of the French and Indian War wi...

Particular map of Boston Harbor with soundings for sand banks, rocks, approaches and other directions useful for navigation, reduced from the English map of J.E.S. DesBarres, squire. Magnetic declination observed to be 6 degrees, 4 minutes in October 1778 by the Marquis de Chabert who also determined on land, the latitude of various point on which this map is adjusted. Drawn at the General Depot of Maps, Plans and Journals of the Navy for vessels in service of the King by order of M. de Sartine, State Councilor, Minister and Secretary of State with the Department of the Navy

Map of the Boston Harbour after the 1st state of J. F. W. DesBarres map, but in a reduced scale and ...

Plan of the Isthmus of Acadia including Beaubassin and a part of Baie Verte, written at the General Depot of Maps, Plans and Marine Journals after a manuscript plan at the Depot by order of Mr. Sartine, State Councillor, Minister and Secretary of State at the Department of the Navy

Relief is shown by hachures. Depth is shown by soundings.Paris is the prime meridian used, as is ind...

A new chart of the coast of New England, Nova Scotia, New France or Canada, with the islands of Newfoundld., Cape Breton, St. John's &c.

Jefferys, Thomas, d. 1771

Hand coloured. Compass rose. Decorative title cartouche. Depths shown by soundings. "Done from the o...

A new chart of the coast of New England, Nova Scotia, New France or Canada, with the islands of Newfoundld., Cape Breton, St. John's &c.

Jefferys, Thomas, d. 1771

Black and white. Compass rose. Decorative title cartouche. Depths shown by soundings. "Done from the...

Reduced map of Ile Royale subject to astronomical and nautical operations, to different routes and their direction, made by the Marquis de Chabert to whom we provided a number of manuscript plans, general plans and specific plans of M. Hermite, Boucher, Etanduere, Macarthy, etc. Drawn at the General Depot of Maps, Plans and Journals of the Navy by order of M. de Sartine, State Councilor, Minister and Secretary of State with the Department of the Navy

Map of Cape BretonPrime meridian is based in Paris. The Island of Cape Breton is a little distorted

A New MAP of the BRITISH DOMINIONS in NORTH AMERICA; with the Limits of the Governments annexed thereto by the late Treaty of Peace, and Settled by Proclamation, October 7th 1763

A map of North America after the Treaty of Paris and King George's Royal Proclamation showing territ...

North America, Nova Scotia and New Brunswick

Includes notes related to industry and history for Nova Scotia, PEI and Cape Breton.Prime Meridian d...

A New Chart of the Coast of NEW ENGLAND, NOVA SCOTIA, NEW FRANCE or CANADA, with the Islands of NEWFOUNDL'D, CAPE BRETON, ST. JOHN's &c.: Done from the Original Publish'd in 1744 at Paris, BY MONS'R N. BELLIN, Enginier to the Marine Office. This Chart is most humbly Dedicated to the BRIT'SH MERCH'TS trading to NORTH AMERICA by the Editor

Show locations of fishing banks off Newfoundland and Nova Scotia.Includes 4 inset maps: the Atlantic...

Reduced map of Acadia or Nova Scotia comprising part of Cape Breton, St. John Island and Canada written at the General Depot of Maps, Plans and Marine Journals by order of Mr. Sartine, State Councillor, Minister and Secretary of State at the Department of the Navy

Uses Paris prime meridian (2.337° east of Greenwich). The scale is not indicated on plate and is cal...

Reduced map of the coasts of Acadia, Isle Royale, and the southern part of the Island of Newfoundland, drawn from observations made by the order of the King in 1750 and 1751 [on sheet with] Detailed map of the Straits of Fronsac, one of the entrances to the Gulf of St. Lawrence from the place where it widens in the gulf to the Port of Canso, surveyed by order of the King in 1750 by Mr. Chabert [on sheet with] Plan of the Port of Chebucto on the coast of Acadia surveyed in 1746 by Mr. Chabert [on sheet with] Detailed map of the south-west coast of Isle Royale from Guion Isle up to the Rifle Stone surveyed by order of the King in 1750 and 1751 [on sheet with] Plan of the Port of Canso surveyed bu order of the King in 1750 by Mr. Chabert [on sheet with] Detailed map of south west Acadia, which includes Cape Sable Island and Seal Islands, surveyed by order of the King in 1751 by Mr. Chabert

The largest map on the sheet showing the Atlantic region highlights the fishing banks.Top map corner...

Map of Canada, Nova Scotia and Acadia according to the English originals

This map shows the Atlantic Provinces and the Province of Quebec as defined by the Royal Proclamatio...

Map of the Gulf of St. Lawrence and neighboring countries to serve the Histoire Generale des Voyages

The scale is in common leagues and the map is the second plate in a series. On verso in Walter's ha...

A new chart of the coast of New England, Nova Scotia, New France or Canada, with the islands of Newfoundld., Cape Breton, St. John's &c.

Jefferys, Thomas, d. 1771

Black and white. Original map date 1746. Compass rose. Decorative title cartouche. Depths shown by s...

Map of the river and basin of Port Royal or Annapolis in Acadia on the eastern coast of Bay Françoise. Extracted from manuscripts of the General Depot of Maps, Plans and Journals of the Navy. By order of M. de Sartine, State Counsellor, Secretary of State and Secretary of the Department of the Navy

The absence of a price marks this as the 1st state of the map. (Kershaw 801). Uses Paris as the prim...

THE BRITISH GOVERNMENTS in N'TH AMERICA Laid down agreeable to the PROCLAMATION of Oct. 7. 1763

Important map illustrating the new boundaries established at the end of the French and Indian War wi...

Particular map of Boston Harbor with soundings for sand banks, rocks, approaches and other directions useful for navigation, reduced from the English map of J.E.S. DesBarres, squire. Magnetic declination observed to be 6 degrees, 4 minutes in October 1778 by the Marquis de Chabert who also determined on land, the latitude of various point on which this map is adjusted. Drawn at the General Depot of Maps, Plans and Journals of the Navy for vessels in service of the King by order of M. de Sartine, State Councilor, Minister and Secretary of State with the Department of the Navy

Map of the Boston Harbour after the 1st state of J. F. W. DesBarres map, but in a reduced scale and ...

Plan of the Isthmus of Acadia including Beaubassin and a part of Baie Verte, written at the General Depot of Maps, Plans and Marine Journals after a manuscript plan at the Depot by order of Mr. Sartine, State Councillor, Minister and Secretary of State at the Department of the Navy

Relief is shown by hachures. Depth is shown by soundings.Paris is the prime meridian used, as is ind...

A new chart of the coast of New England, Nova Scotia, New France or Canada, with the islands of Newfoundld., Cape Breton, St. John's &c.

Jefferys, Thomas, d. 1771

Hand coloured. Compass rose. Decorative title cartouche. Depths shown by soundings. "Done from the o...

A new chart of the coast of New England, Nova Scotia, New France or Canada, with the islands of Newfoundld., Cape Breton, St. John's &c.

Jefferys, Thomas, d. 1771

Black and white. Compass rose. Decorative title cartouche. Depths shown by soundings. "Done from the...

Reduced map of Ile Royale subject to astronomical and nautical operations, to different routes and their direction, made by the Marquis de Chabert to whom we provided a number of manuscript plans, general plans and specific plans of M. Hermite, Boucher, Etanduere, Macarthy, etc. Drawn at the General Depot of Maps, Plans and Journals of the Navy by order of M. de Sartine, State Councilor, Minister and Secretary of State with the Department of the Navy

Map of Cape BretonPrime meridian is based in Paris. The Island of Cape Breton is a little distorted

A New MAP of the BRITISH DOMINIONS in NORTH AMERICA; with the Limits of the Governments annexed thereto by the late Treaty of Peace, and Settled by Proclamation, October 7th 1763

A map of North America after the Treaty of Paris and King George's Royal Proclamation showing territ...

North America, Nova Scotia and New Brunswick

Includes notes related to industry and history for Nova Scotia, PEI and Cape Breton.Prime Meridian d...

A New Chart of the Coast of NEW ENGLAND, NOVA SCOTIA, NEW FRANCE or CANADA, with the Islands of NEWFOUNDL'D, CAPE BRETON, ST. JOHN's &c.: Done from the Original Publish'd in 1744 at Paris, BY MONS'R N. BELLIN, Enginier to the Marine Office. This Chart is most humbly Dedicated to the BRIT'SH MERCH'TS trading to NORTH AMERICA by the Editor

Show locations of fishing banks off Newfoundland and Nova Scotia.Includes 4 inset maps: the Atlantic...

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