Mappa dela Obscurasion dela Tierra Inel Eclypse de Sol, de XXII de Marco, de MDCCXXVII delineada porel Contador D. Juan Antonio de Mendoza Y Gonzalez para la Obseruasion delongitud
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The Glen McLaughlin Map Collection of California as an Island
Images from the Glen McLaughlin Collection of California as an Island maps, a collection of nearly 750 maps obtained by Mr. McLaughlin over nearly 40 years. Included in the collection are hemisphere and world maps, celestial charts, title pages, globe gores and a medal. The dates range from 1622 to the mid-1800's.
Creators/Contributors
- Author/Creator
- Mendoza y González, Juan Antonio de (creator)
Subjects
- Subject
- America > Maps
- California as an island > Maps
- Genre
- Map
- Digital maps
- Early maps
Bibliographic information
- Note
- California as enlarged island with only 2 place names: C. Mendosino and C. de S.Lucas; Anian to north, and T.de Eson to northwest.
- References
- UCB.
- Publications
- In: Spherographia de la obscuracion de la tierra, en el eclypse de sol, de 22, de marzo de 1727. Methodo de observarle, y de coregir los reloxes. Delineada por D. Juan Antonio de Mendoza y Gonzalez, Professor de las Ciencias Mathematicas, Contador, Agrimensor universal de este Reyno de Nueva-España. / Juan Antonio de Mendoza y Gonzalez. -- Con Licencia. En Mexico : por Joseph Bernardo de Hogal. En la Calle de la Monterilla, [1727]. [12]p., fold. map. 19.5 x 14.3 cm.
- Note
- Mapping shows great distortions.
- Statement of responsibility
- Juan Antonio de Mendoza y Gonzalez.
- Original McLaughlin Book Number (1995 edition)
- 206
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- Image from the Glen McLaughlin Map Collection of California as an Island courtesy Stanford University Libraries. This item is in the public domain. There are no restrictions on use. If you have questions, please contact the David Rumsey Map Center at rumseymapcenter@stanford.edu.
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