Long Island Sound and Montauk Point - Maritime Navigation Chart of New York’s Coastline (1899)

Explore the maritime legacy of New York’s coastline with this beautifully restored 1899 nautical chart of Long Island Sound and Montauk Point. This vintage map captures the intricate waterways, harbors, and oceanic details that made this region a crucial hub for trade, shipping, and naval activity. Long Island Sound has long been a vital waterway, serving as a natural connection between the bustling ports of New York and the Atlantic Ocean. Printed on high-quality matte paper, this historical reproduction maintains the aged charm and precise detail of the original, making it an exceptional addition to any nautical-themed space.

This chart provides an intricate view of the coastal geography, showcasing lighthouses, shipping routes, and depth soundings that were essential for sailors navigating these waters in the late 19th century. Montauk Point, known for its iconic lighthouse and rugged cliffs, has been a guiding landmark for mariners for centuries, and this map beautifully illustrates its role in Atlantic navigation. The detailed markings make this map not only a stunning piece of art but also an invaluable historical reference for those fascinated by Long Island’s coastal development.

Perfect for collectors, historians, sailors, and those with a connection to Long Island, this print makes an outstanding gift for birthdays, housewarming celebrations, or maritime enthusiasts. Whether displayed in an office, yacht club, or coastal home, this Long Island Sound chart serves as a breathtaking tribute to New York’s storied maritime past. Available in multiple sizes, it allows you to own a tangible piece of East Coast nautical history.