Field Survey of the River Mobile and part of the Rivers Alabama and Tensa with the different settlements and Lands marked thereon
- Title
- Field Survey of the River Mobile and part of the Rivers Alabama and Tensa with the different settlements and Lands marked thereon
- Creator
- Elias Durnford See all items with this value
- Date
- 1770
- Bibliographic Citation
- Durnford, Elias. 1770. Field Survey of the River Mobile Field Survey of the River Mobile and part of the Rivers Alabama and Tensa with the different settlements and Lands marked thereon. Map. The National Archives (Kew). https://discovery.nationalarchives.gov.uk/details/r/C3477648, accessed August 29, 2024.
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• Depicts the Mobile River from its mouth to the Alabama River. Also includes the Tensaw River from its mouth to the confluence with the Mobile River. This map is a significant historical document that offers a snapshot of the geography, settlement patterns, and land management practices immediately adjacent to the River and Delta after the British took control in 1763.
• Many Indigenous places and towns are depicted, but often labeled “abandoned” which was likely not the case for many. - Subject
- Coastal Plain See all items with this value
- Rivers See all items with this value
- Environs See all items with this value
- Town See all items with this value
- Delta See all items with this value
- Indigenous Places See all items with this value
- Plantations See all items with this value
- Taensa See all items with this value
- Fort See all items with this value
- Chahta (Choctaw) 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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