"Partie Meridionale des Possessions Angloises en Amerique, Dressee sur les Memoires de J.B. Nolin", Nolin, Jean Batiste

Rarely seen map of the Southeast, showing the regions east of the Mississippi in an unusual configuration. Present-day Tennessee is named as Caroline, while North and South Carolina are named but shown without a boundary separating them. The regions that would become Alabama, Mississippi, and Georgia are within a large Louisiane and an oddly triangular Floride that reaches up to a range of mountains running east-west from the Appalachians to the Mississippi River. The map is filled with Indian place-names.

References: Phillips (A) #4297-36; Sellers & van Ee #1407.

Condition: B

Some scattered, faint foxing. The map is still good on a sheet of sturdy paper.