This map was beautifully drawn by F. Lucas and finely engraved by J. Yeager. It shows the state with a population of only 83,000 as compared to today's number of over 1.1 million. Five counties are named, and there is an adequate network of wagon roads. Newport, Little Rest, Bristol, Warren, and Providence are shown in a block layout. All of Block Island is shown to the south. Towns and settlements include Tower Hill, Charlestown, East Greenwich, and Pocasset. Among details are a powder mill, the Great Swamp, Perry's Iron Works, as well as turnpikes headed to Norwich, Connecticut, and Pawcatuck. On a full folio sheet (21.9 x 17.5"), the surrounding text gives historical, physical, and political information. A table lists all Governors current to James Fenner, 1824.

References: Phillips (Atlases) #1177-13.

Condition: B+

Contemporary color on a clean sheet with an archivally repaired 1" tear in a blank area of the map below the compass rose. A second small repaired tear is located just below the map in a blank area to the right of the text on "Religion."