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Stock# 5787
Description
One of the earliest obtainable maps of Florida, which (despite the title) predates statehood by some 13 years. The south is dominated by Monroe County, Mosquito County and a massive area listed simply as Seminole Indians. Alachua, St. Johns, Nassau, Duval, Madison, Jefferson, Leon, Gadsden, Walton, Jackson, Escambia and Washington are the only other counties, for at total of 15 counties in the state. A few early roads are shown. Early towns, are noted. The lake, river and swamp system is still quite primitive. Good detail in the Keys. Gorgeous full color example. Full color examples are rare on the market.
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