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Title: Orbis terrarum nova et accuratissima tabula / auctore Joanne à Loon
Creator: Loon, J. van, ca. 1611-1686, cartographer
Date Created and/or Issued: 1680
Contributing Institution: Huntington Library
Collection: Maps
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Description: Kashnor notes, " Shows California as an island with the 'Strait of Anian,' also a small portion of New Zealand. Locates Nouv. Albion and Po. S. Franco. Draco." Kashnor dates as 1666, but Shirley identifies this as the second state of this map and gives appeared in information, dating to 1680. Dedication to Charles II. Pitt was supplied this plate by van Waesberge. Artwork around map is taken from Visscher's 1658 map, see 093:057M. Prime meridian: Ferro. Relief: no. Projection: Dual Hemisphere. Printing Process: Copper engraving. References: Shirley 439; Phillips 470; Wagner 388. Verso Text: MS note: 288.
Type: image
Extent: 1 map : 45 x 54 cm. on sheet 54 x 64 cm.
Identifier: 105:288 M
http://hdl.huntington.org/cdm/ref/collection/p15150coll4/id/3290
Language: Latin
Time Period: [1680]
Place: World
E 150°
E 150°/N 90°
S 90°
Source: Huntington Rare Book Maps
Maps, Huntington Digital Library
Relation: 093:057
Provenance: Purchased en bloc by HEH from the Museum Book Store, June 7, 1927.

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