Historic Map : George Burn Nautical Chart of The Thames River Entrance, England, 1800, Vintage Wall Art Pierre de Ronsard noting neither the Everglades nor

noting neither the Everglades nor any of Florida's great lakes

Showing the extent of the powerful Mughal Empire in the late 17th century

including their stopovers in Cartagena and Havana

He also labels what is known as the De Breeveertien (De Bree Veerthien) a large offshore shoal in the North Sea now home to an important wind farm

This is a fascinating 1852 map of the French department of Tarn

Historic Map : George Burn Nautical Chart of The Thames River Entrance, England, 1800, Vintage Wall Art Pierre de Ronsard noting neither the Everglades norAn impressive 1800 George Burn large format nautical chart or maritime map of the entrance to the Thames River, England. The map covers parts of Kent, Essex, and Suffolk. It details the Entrance to the Thames River with its many shoals and coastal communities. S small inset map at the top of the chart continues the map westward from Canvey Island to London, with depth soundings and river towns noted. Throughout there are thousands of depth soundings