Map of part of North America from Cape Charles to the Mouth of the River Mississipi

Title: Map of part of North America from Cape Charles to the Mouth of the River Mississipi
Creator: John Barnwell See all items with this value
Date: 1721
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Bibliographic Citation: Barnwell, John. 1721. Map of part of North America from Cape Charles to the Mouth of the River Mississipi. Map. Research Laboratories of Archaeology, University of North Carolina, . https://rla.unc.edu/Mapfiles/LCp2/PRO%20CO700%20NAC%20Gen%207.LCp.2.jpg, accessed August 29, 2024.
annotates: • Depicts northeastern North America from the Mississippi River to the mid-Atlantic Ocean and to the Gulf of Mexico.
• British map of the landscape that denotes habitats and species, e.g., “land for deer, bear, and buffalo.” And, cultural notes that can be read as interpretation by the British of colonizing efforts, e.g., ideal locations for English factories, waterways, trails,paths, Indigenous towns, and historical points-of-interest. The “Tomees” and “Mobiliees” are depicted in the same general locations as previous maps. The "Towasans" are shown between the old and new "Fort Lewis."
Subject: North America See all items with this value; Southeast See all items with this value; Gulf Coast See all items with this value; Rivers See all items with this value; Fort See all items with this value; Indigenous Places See all items with this value; Town See all items with this value; Moeli (Mobila Nation) See all items with this value; Tohomi (Tohome) See all items with this value; Transportation See all items with this value; Hunting See all items with this value; Buffalo See all items with this value; Pine Hills See all items with this value; Natche (Natchez) See all items with this value; British See all items with this value
Temporal Coverage: Postcontact See all items with this value; 18th Century See all items with this value

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Media: Map of part of North America from Cape Charles to the Mouth of the River Mississipi