The Mexican and Central States of America. Together with the Southern Part of the United States of North America.

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IdentifierMaps_220aDate1827DescriptionShown in Texas are three Native American villages ("Coshattee," "Bedi," and "Naddeo") and the settlements of "Bedies," "La Trinidad," and Nacogdoches. On the upper Brazos are "Guardia Barca" and a "Toucani" Native American village. Near the Guadaloupe is "Guardia de Cabello." San Antonio is prominently marked, with an "El Bexar" to the northeast. Four place-names ("S. Antonio Valero," "Espada," "Atascoso," and "Lagunilla") are located between San Antonio and the Rio Grande. "Pres. del Esp. Santo" appears on the lower reaches of the San Antonio River. Galveston Bay is well formed. Galveston Island is "Ia. de S. Luis": Pelican Island appears with an anchorage indicated nearby - the only anchorage indicated along the entire United States Gulf Coast. "Austin's Grant, Nth. Amern. Settlers" appears between the Brazos and the Colorado, with San Felipe de Austin shown twice: once as "Sn. Felipe" and once as "Austin's Town." Bastrop (El Mina) is shown but not named. Language NoteEnglishSubjectCentral America--MapsFlorida--MapsLouisiana--MapsMexico--MapsTexas--MapsCopyright StatementNo Copyright – Non-Commercial Use OnlySize63.5x95 centimeters.CartographerRichard H Laurie

CollectionMary Moody Northen Maritime History Collection

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The Mexican and Central States of America. Together with the Southern Part of the United States of North America.

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The Mexican and Central States of America. Together with the Southern Part of the United States of North America.