Political map of the United States (1850) Mitchell Wall Map of the United States (1845) The Republic of Texas and the US (1841), Paris

Map of the United States of America: with the contiguous British and Spanish possessions (1816)Ītlas of North America that shows British Columbia (then apart of the Oregon Country) as an American possession (1826) Ottoman map of the US from the Cedid Atlas (1803) drawn and printed in the US by an American it was printed in Connecticut by Abel Buell in March 1784, six months after the Treaty of Paris 19th-century maps of America “A new and correct map of the United States of North America” is the first map of the U.S. This map was drawn by Gilles Robert de Vaugondy to illustrate the mythical voyage of Captain ClunyĪ map of the British Empire in America with the French and Spanish settlements adjacent thereto, (1775)ġ1 proposed territories in the U.S. North America and Greenland, with adjacent parts of Europe and Asia (1772). Incredibly detailed map of America (1733) Recens edita totius Novi Belgii in America Septentrionali siti (1730) New Netherland, by Nicolaas Visscher II (1684) 18th-century maps of America Jolliet (1673) & the Cavelier de la Salle expedition in the Mississipi river valley Nicholas Sanson’s map of Florida, New Mexico and the island of California, 1656ġ681 map of the New World: New France & the Great Lakes in the north which shows the results of the expeditions of Father Marquette and L. Map of the Americas by Frederik de Wit (1610) Map of the Americas by Abraham Ortelius (1570) 17th-century maps of America First printed map of the American continents by Sebastian Münster (1554)

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