Historic Map : Hondius Map of Virginia and The Chesapeake, 1630, Vintage Wall Art Size:24in x 18in Unlike other cartographic publishers of

Unlike other cartographic publishers of the period

The map was originally drawn and engraved in 1618 by Jodocus Hondius based upon the first edition of John Smith's 1612 map

Covers the greater London area from Amersham in the northwest to Seven Oaks in the southeast and from Worplesdon in the southwest to Daguam Park in

France "Wine Regions"

Historic Map : Hondius Map of Virginia and The Chesapeake, 1630, Vintage Wall Art Size:24in x 18in Unlike other cartographic publishers ofA very fine example of Henricus Hondius' 1630 map of the Virginia colony and the Chesapeake Bay. Oriented to the west, this map covers from Cape Henry to the Susquehanna River and inland as far as the Appalachian Mountains. The Chesapeake Bay is shown in full as are many of its river estuaries, though topographically this map places a number of mountain ranges where there are in fact none. Cartographically this map is based upon John Smith's landmark