An edition of General atlas
(1801)
General atlas
by William Faden
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Table of Contents
1. New World or Western Hemisphere. Old World or Eastern Hemisphere (3rd ed., 1790).
2. Northern Hemisphere. Southern Hemisphere (2nd ed., 1790).
3. A general chart exhibiting the discovered made by Captn. James Cook in this and his two preceeding voyages; with the tracks of the ships under his command, by Lieut. Roberts of His Majesty's Royal Navy.
4. Europe, exhibiting its principal states, &c. (1791).
5. A map of England, Wales, & Scotland, describing all the direct and principal cross roads in Great Britain (1800).
6. North Britain or Scotland, divided into counties, corrected from the best surveys & astronomical observations by Thos. Kitchin (1778).
7. A map of Ireland divided into provinces and counties, shewing the great and cross roads with the distances of the principal towns from Dublin (1798).
8. A chart of the islands of Jersey and Guernsey, Sark, Herm and ALderney; with the adjacent coast of France / by L.S. de la Rochette (1781).
9. A chart of the British Channel and the Bay of Biscay, with a part of the North Sea, and the entrance of St. George's Channel / by L'Abbé Diquemare ; with several emendations, and many useful additions &c. by L.S. De la Rochette (3rd ed., 1794).
10. The North Sea with the Kattegat ... / by L.S. De la Rochette (1796).
11. A map of the seven United Provinces, with the land of Drent, and the generality lands (2nd ed., 1794).
12. A map of the Austrian possessions in the Netherlands or Low Countries, with the principalities of Liege and Stavelo, &c. reduced from the trigonometric survey (1789).
13. Frances, divided into provinces (1790).
14. France, divided into metropolitan circles, departments & districts; as decreed by the National Assembly (1792).
15. A map of the northern part of France, with the adjacent Netherlands, and the course of the Rhine from upper Alsace to Dusseldorf (1795).
16. The south eastern part of France which includes Roussillon-Languedoc, with a great portion of Rouergue and Auvergne-Province-Dauphiné, and the whole frontier of Italy (1799).
17. Spain and Portugal; divided into their respective kingdoms and provinces (1796).
18. Chorographical map of the kingdom of Portugal divided into its grand provinces (1797).
19. A chart of the coasts of Spain and Portugal, with the Balearic Islands, and part of the coast of Barbary / by L.S. De la Rochette (2nd ed., 1780).
20-21. A map of the Mediterranean Sea with the adjacent regions and seas in Europe, Asia and Africa (1785).
22. Plan of the Bay, Rock and Town of Gibraltar, from an actual survey by an officer who was at Gibraltar from 1769 to 1775 (1781).
23-24. Italy with the addition of the southern parts of Germany as far as Pettau in Stiria; Murlakia, Dalmatia, the adjacent countries, and all the Illyric Islands (1800).
25. Nouvelle carte de la Suisse dans laquelle sont exactement distingués les treize cantons, leurs allies, et leurs sujets (1799).
26. A new map of the German Empire, and the neighbouring states with their principal post roads (1788).
27. A new map of the German Empire, and the neighbouring states with their principal post roads (1788).
28. A new map of the King of Great Britain's dominions in Germany, or the Electorate of Brunswick-Luneburg and its dependencies / by Thomas Jefferys (1789).
29. A map of the kingdom of Poland and of the Grand Dutchy of Lithuania including Samogita and Curland, divided according to their dismemberments with the kingdom of Persia (2nd ed., 1799).
30. Scania or Scandinavia comprehending Sweden, and Norway, with the Danish Islands; to which is added the remainder of the possesion of Denmark / by L.S. Delarochette (1794).
31. Chart of the straits between Denmark and Sweden, shewing the passage from the Kattegat through the Sound, to Copenhagen Road; and thence through the grounds to the entrance of the Baltic (1801).
32. A map of the kingdom of Denmark, with the Duchy of Holstein (1790).
33. The European part of the Russian Empire, from the maps published by the Imperial Academy of St. Petersburg with the new provinces on the Black Sea (1794).
34. European dominions of the Ottomans, or Turkey in Europe (1795).
35. Greece, Archipelago and part of Anadoli / by L.S. De la Rochette (1791).
36. Bowles's New one-sheet map of Asia, divided into its empires, kingdoms, states, and other subdivisions.
37. A new map of Turkey in Asia / by Monsr. d'Anville (1794).
38. Hind, Hindoostan or India / by L.S. De la Rochette (3rd ed., 1800).
39. A map of Bengal, Bahar, Oude & Allahabad with part of Agra and Delhi exhibiting the course of the Ganges from Hurdwar to the sea / by James Rennell (1786).
40-41. A map of the peninsula of India from the 19th degree north latitude to Cape Comorin (3rd ed., 1800).
42. Bowles's New one-sheep map of Africa, divided into its empires, kingdoms, states, and subdivisions.
43. Egypt called in the country Missir / by Monsr d'Anville (1798).
44. The Dutch colony of the Cape of Good Hope / by L.S. De la Rochette (1795).
45. A map of America, or the New World, wherein are introduced all the known parts of the Western Hemisphere, from the map of D'Anville (1797).
46. Chart of the N.W. coast of America and the N.E. coast of Asia, explored in the years 1778 and 1779 (2nd ed., 1794).
47. The United States of America, with the British territories and those of Spain, according to the treaty of 1784 (1796).
48. A general chart of the West India islands with the adjacent coasts of the Spanish continent / by L.S. De la Rochette (1796).
49. A hcart of the Antilles, of Charibbee, or Caribs Islands, with the Virgin Isles / by L.S. De la Rochette (1784).
50. The coast of Guyana from the Oroonoko to the River of Amazons and the inland parts as far as they have been explored by the French & Dutch engineers, with the islands of Barbadoes, Tobago &ca. (1783).
Edition Notes
Maps dated 1778 to 1801.
Title from spine.
ROM copy: Lacking t.p.
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