A higher resolution scan of the map. - 1786955 bytes

Some points of interest on this map:

• The Ohio river is called the "Oyo".
• New Albion is on the western coast (Claimed by Sir Francis Drake in 1579).
• Cafa Grande - Appears to be at the source of the Gila river. Most likely not the same Casa Grande we know today although it is in a similar location.
• I am unable to locate the "Ide la Pafsion" (south and slightly west of Acapulco, Mexico) on any map I have.
• The Caribbean is well defined, but Florida is poorly defined and drawn with mountains.
• New York lacks significant westward expansion much beyond the Hudson.
• The Red (Rouge) river still uses a French name while this area is a Spanish holding at the time of this engraving (by the Treaty of Paris in 1763).
• The Mississippi river is spelled: Mifowipi (or something like it).
• Lake Michigan is called Lake "Illenois".
• This map was just six years short of the return of Captain Cook from his third voyage that mapped the north-western coast of North America.