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An accurate map of North and South Carolina with their Indian frontiers, shewing in a distinct manner all the mountains, rivers, swamps, marshes, bays, creeks, harbours, sandbanks and soundings on the coasts; with the roads and Indian paths; as well as the boundary of provincial lines, the several townships and other divisions of the land in both the provinces Image Princeton University Public content

Author(s):
Publisher:
London, Printed for Robt. Sayer and J: Bennett, 1775.
Access:
Public
Description:
"Longitude west from London." Relief shown by hachures. Depths shown by soundings. Shows precinct boundaries. Insets: The harbour of Port Royal [ca. 1:200,000]--The bar and harbour of Charlestown [ca. 1:75,000]. Historic Maps copy imperfect: lower sheet wanting.
Place(s):
North Carolina and South Carolina
Subject(s):
North Carolina—Maps—Early works to 1800, South Carolina—Maps—Early works to 1800, North Carolina—Administrative and political divisions—Maps—Early works to 1800, South Carolina—Administrative and political divisions—Maps—Early works to 1800, Harbors—South Carolina—Charleston—Maps—Early works to 1800, Harbors—South Carolina—Beaufort—Maps—Early works to 1800, and Sea Islands—Maps—Early works to 1800
Call number:
HMC01.1331
Held by:
Princeton: Historic Map Division, Special Collections, Firestone Library
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