COLLECTION NAME:
David Rumsey Historical Map Collection
Record
Author:
Anonymous
Date:
1598
Short Title:
Facsimile: Island of Cayenne, Coast between Caw and Macuria River by van Petten.
Publisher:
United States of America
Publisher Location:
Washington D.C.
Type:
Atlas Map
Obj Height cm:
35
Obj Width cm:
42
Note:
Date estimated. Tinted boundaries.
Reference:
P2776.
Country:
Guyana
Country:
Venezuela
Region:
Orinoco-Essequibo Region
Subject:
Boundaries
Subject:
Historical
Full Title:
(Facsimile) Van Petten? - [1598?]. S Doc 91 55 2. 57. Sketch of the Island of Cayenne and of the Coast between the Caw and Macuria Rivers in Eastern Guiana, [1598?] Reproduced from a Tracing of the Original Manuscript in the Rijksarchief at the Hague, No. 675 of the Catalogue. Photo. Lith. by A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, MD.
List No:
1122.062
Page No:
57
Series No:
62
Publication Author:
Venezuela-British Guiana Boundary Commission
Pub Date:
1897
Pub Title:
Maps Of The Orinoco-Essequibo Region, South America. Compiled For The Commission Appointed By The President Of The United States "To Investigate And Report Upon The True Divisional Line Between The Republic Of Venezuela And British Guiana". Commissioners, David J. Brewer, President, Richard H. Alvey, Frederic R. Coudert, Andrew D. White, Daniel C. Gilman, Severo Mallet-Prevost, Secretary. Washington. February, 1897.
Pub Reference:
P2776.
Pub Note:
Reproductions of maps from 1534 to 1875. On cover: Venezuelan Boundary Commission Report. 1898. Atlas (vol. 4 indicated on half title). With printed color. The American resolution under the auspices of the Monroe Doctrine, and as illustrated by this atlas, of the dispute between Britain and Venezuela, largely followed the the route (favoring Britain) of the Schomburgk Line, the name given to a survey line made in 1835 by Robert Hermann Schomburgk (1804-1865). Venezuela periodically contests its validity.
Pub List No:
1122.000
Pub Type:
National Atlas
Pub Maps:
76
Pub Height cm:
44
Pub Width cm:
39
Image No:
1122062
Authors:
Anonymous
Link To Source
Facsimile: Island of Cayenne, Coast between Caw and Macuria River by van Petten.
