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Title: Present Asia
Creator: Stackhouse, Thomas, 1706-1784
Contributor: Neele, Samuel John, 1758-1824, engraver
Date Created and/or Issued: 1783/1822
Publication Information: T. Stackhouse
University of Southern California. Libraries
Contributing Institution: University of Southern California Digital Library
Collection: Asian Maps Collection
Rights Information: East Asian Library, Archival Research Center, University of Southern California
Los Angeles, CA 90089-0154
Public domain
Send requests to address or e-mail given.
kklein@usc.edu
Description: Relief shown pictorially.
Prime meridian: Ferro and London.
"Stackhouse (T) London, 1783" pencilled on map verso.
Hand-colored copper engraving, printed on wove paper with watermark dated 1822.
Sea of Korea referred to as "Sea of Korea."
Type: image
Format: 1 map : col.
37 x 37 cm., on sheet 46 x 41 cm.
maps
Identifier: seakorea-m60 [Legacy record ID]
EAMC_058
http://doi.org/10.25549/seakorea-m60
http://thumbnails.digitallibrary.usc.edu/EAMC_058.jpg
Language: English
Subject: Asia--Maps
Maps--England--1783
G7400 1783 .S77
Time Period: circa 1660/1800
Place: Scale ca. 1:31,000,000 (E25º -- W165º / N80º -- S18º).
Asia
Source: Sea of Korea Map Collection, map no. EAMC-58 [Identifying number]
University of Southern California [Contributing entity]
Relation: Asian Maps Collection
Sea of Korea Map Collection
seakorea-m174
Provenance: Lee, David

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