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This map of Australia comes from the Pergamon World Atlas, the English edition of the Polish Atlas Swiata that Pergamon Press of Oxford issued in 1968 with the Polish Scientific...

The Polish Army Topography Service compiled this map of south-eastern Australia in 1967 for the Pergamon World Atlas, the English edition of the Polish Atlas Swiata published in 1968 by...

Cornelius S. Cartee compiled A School Atlas of Physical Geography, published in Boston in 1856 by Hickling, Swan, and Brown to accompany his Elements of Physical Geography, and this map...

Frank A. Gray drew this map of Australia, copyrighted in 1878 by O.W. Gray & Son of Philadelphia, and it appears in The National Atlas, the special edition published in...

Heinrich Kiepert, the Berlin scholar-cartographer, drew this map of Australia and New Zealand in 1889 as sheet 32 of his Neuer Hand-Atlas über alle Theile der Erde, published by Dietrich...

Leslie MacDonald Gill, the London designer best known for his 1913 Wonderground map of the Underground, drew this pictorial map of Australia in 1928 for the Empire Marketing Board, and...

Edward Stanford Ltd., the London cartographers and map sellers, issued this map of Australia and Tasmania in 1926 as page 59 of Stanford's London Atlas of Universal Geography, 'Whitehall' Edition,...

The Air Ministry, working with the War Office and the Ordnance Survey, produced this map of Australia showing existing and proposed air routes, published in London in 1926 by His...

William Hardy Wilson, a Sydney-based architect and artist later regarded as one of the great masters of Australian architecture, drew this chromolithograph in 1913 for the Sydney Harbour Trust, the...

Thomas Richards, who rose from apprentice to Government Printer of New South Wales in Sydney, published this Sketch Map of New South Wales Showing the Localities of the Principal Minerals...

Henry Teesdale, a London map publisher who had been elected to the Royal Geographical Society the year before, issued this map of Van Diemen's Land, now Tasmania, in 1831 in...

This finely colored map of the West Indies was published in 1842 by Jeremiah Greenleaf, using maps originally engraved for David Burr's Universal Atlas of 1836 and transferred to Greenleaf's...

This map of the West Indies, with separate insets of Bermuda and Havana, was published in New York by the firm of G. W. & C. B. Colton, sons of...

This detailed regional map of the Greater Antilles and Florida, titled Neueste Karte der Grossen Antillen, was published in 1844 in Hildburghausen by the German publisher Joseph Meyer, best known...

Emanuel Bowen engraved this two-map sheet of Cuba, Hispaniola and Puerto Rico in London in 1744, working at the height of a career distinguished enough to earn him appointments as...

Fielding Lucas Jr. of Baltimore published this map of Cuba, the Bahamas and the Florida Keys in 1823 as part of his ambitious New & Elegant General Atlas, a work...

This pair of highly detailed engraved maps of Cuba, Hispaniola and Puerto Rico was published together on a single sheet in London in 1744 by Emanuel Bowen, one of the...

This working nautical chart of Cuba, the Straits of Bahama and the Windward Passage was published in London in 1746 by the firm of Mount & Page, longtime publishers of...

This detailed early American map of Cuba, the Bahamas and the Florida Keys was published in 1823 by the Baltimore cartographer Fielding Lucas Jr., as part of his New &...

This twin-map sheet of Puerto Rico, the Virgin Islands and Hispaniola was published in Edinburgh in 1817 by John Thomson, a commercial map publisher who specialized in guidebooks and atlases...

This detailed map of the West Indies was published in Chicago in 1882 by Rand McNally & Company, only two years after the firm had entered the education market with...

This engraved and hand-colored map of Puerto Rico was produced in 1823 by the Baltimore publisher Fielding Lucas Jr., one of the earliest detailed commercial maps of the island published...

This 1911 map of Puerto Rico, published in Chicago by George F. Cram, is an updated edition of the mapmaker's own earlier Puerto Rico map, expanded nearly a decade later...

This map of Puerto Rico was published in Chicago in 1902 by George F. Cram, the Civil War veteran and mapmaker who had founded his company with his uncle Rufus...

This chart of Puerto Rico was published in 1842 by the Direccion Hidrografica de Madrid, the Spanish government's official hydrographic office, which traced its institutional roots back to the Casa...

This detailed plan of Havana was published in 1855 by Bernardo May as part of the Album Pintoresco de la Isla de Cuba, a picturesque album of Cuban views issued...

This map of Cuba was published in Chicago in 1871 by Warner, Higgins & Beers, drawn from H. H. Lloyd & Co.'s separate Atlas of the United States and bound...

This map of Cuba, Jamaica and Puerto Rico was published in 1860 by Johnson & Browning of New York, as sheet number 51 in the first issue of Johnson's New...

Cuba Ever Faithful Isle is a hand-colored pictorial map drawn and published in 1941 by the American artist Eliza B. K. Dooley, who immersed herself in the culture, history and...

This map of Cuba was published in 1898 by Colton, Ohman & Co., the New York firm that the venerable G.W. & C.B. Colton mapmaking house had become that same...

This large-format map of Haiti and the Dominican Republic was drawn by F.E. Dubois in collaboration with A. Vuillemin and the engraver Erhard, and published in Paris in 1876 by...

This map of the French part of Saint-Domingue was originally drawn by the French royal engineer Jacques-Nicolas Bellin and later brought up to date by P.C. Varle and other engineers...

This map of the West Indies was issued in Moscow in 1967 by the Chief Administration of Geodesy and Cartography under the Council of Ministers of the USSR, as page...

This map of Saint-Domingue and Santo Domingo was drawn by J.B. Poirson and engraved by Tardieu l'aine for Etienne de Herbin de Halle's Statistique Generale et Particuliere de la France...

This map of Saint-Domingue, the French name for the island of Hispaniola, was originally drawn in 1722 by Guillaume de l'Isle, first geographer to the French king and a member...

This 1922 map of Baja California, titled Mapa de Baja California, was issued in Chicago by Rand McNally & Company, the firm William Rand founded as a print shop in...

This pictorial bird's-eye view of Acapulco was published around 1946 by Byron Steel as part of his guidebook Let's Visit Mexico, aimed squarely at the wave of American tourists who...

This wall map of Mexico was composed in 1893 by Antonio García y Cubas, the country's leading nineteenth-century mapmaker, and brought to print by the Mexico City chromolithography firm of...

This decorative regional map of Texas, California and the Southwest was published in London around 1849 by John Tallis, a Midlands-born map publisher who had relocated to the capital in...

This pair of Mexico and Central America maps was published in 1858 by Joseph Hutchins Colton, the Massachusetts-born publisher who built one of the largest American map firms of the...

This map of Mexico, Texas and the Southwest was engraved in London around 1840 by Joshua Archer, a Devon-born printer and engraver who worked from premises in the capital producing...

This engraving of Mexico and New Spain came from the hand of Thomas Kitchin, an engraver who learned his trade under Emanuel Bowen before building an independent reputation prolific enough...

This second edition of John Tallis's decorative map of Texas, California and Mexico adds a gold-washing vignette not present on the first printing, a direct response to the explosive global...

Thomas, Cowperthwait & Co., the Philadelphia publishing house that had taken over Samuel Augustus Mitchell's New Universal Atlas operation, issued this detailed map of Mexico and Guatemala in 1854, just...

Thomas Kitchin, trained in Emanuel Bowen's London workshop before becoming one of the most prolific engravers of his own generation, produced this map of Mexico and New Spain to illustrate...

James Wyld, the London cartographer and publisher whose maps were widely trusted across Britain for their currency and accuracy, issued this map of the newly independent Republic of Mexico in...

John Tallis, celebrated as the last of the great decorative English mapmakers, published this map of Texas, California and Mexico from his London workshop around 1851, giving the sheet the...

Giambattista Albrizzi engraved this map of Mexico and Central America in Venice around 1740 for his Lo Stato Presente di Tutti i Paesi e Popoli del Mondo, an ambitious Italian...

Samuel Augustus Mitchell Jr., who had taken over the family's Philadelphia map-publishing business from his father, issued this map of Mexico, Central America and the West Indies in 1861, the...

Antoine Francois Prevost's fifteen-volume Histoire Generale des Voyages, the era's most ambitious compilation of global exploration accounts, called on Jacques-Nicolas Bellin, France's chief naval hydrographer, to supply this map of...