Noua Terrae-Mariae Tabula.

John Ogilby.

 

Date of original: 1671

Dimensions: 11.22" x 12.99" (75% original), 14.96" x 17.32" (original size), 18.70" x 21.65" (125% original), 22.44" x 25.98" (150% original), 26.18" x 30.31" (175% original).  [Custom sizing also available.  Please contact us for more information.]

Coverage: Scale c. 1:1,460,000

Subject: Maryland - Virginia - Chesapeake Bay Region (Maryland and Virginia) - Early Works to 1800

Notes: Relief shown pictorially.  Oriented with north to the right.  Title and some place names in Latin; dedication and some place names in English.  Includes decorative cartouche, Calvert coat of arms, and dedication to Baron Cecil Calvert Baltimore.  Also known as "Lord Baltimore's map."  From Ogilby's America, Being the Latest, and Most Accurate Description of the New World.

 

Alan M. Voorhees Collection - The Alan M. Voorhees Map Collection extends from the 1493 Nuremberg Chronicle through the U.S. Civil War period with the bulk of the collection consisting of pre20th century maps. In a variety of map formats, such as nautical charts and views, the collection focuses primarily on the Chesapeake Bay area and the development of Virginia within the larger geographical and historical contexts of Europe and America.