Carte Nouvelle de la Louisiane, et de la Rivière de Missisipi, Découverte par feu Mr. de la Salle | Map or Atlas | Wisconsin Historical Society

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Carte Nouvelle de la Louisiane, et de la Rivière de Missisipi, Découverte par feu Mr. de la Salle

Carte Nouvelle de la Louisiane, et de la Rivière de Missisipi, Découverte par feu Mr. de la Salle | Map or Atlas | Wisconsin Historical Society
Map showing the regions explored by Robert de La Salle between 1681 and 1686, as well as the route La Salle, and later Henri Joutel, took, moving north from Texas and up the Mississippi River. Regions, and a few cities, forts, lakes, and rivers are labeled. Illustrations of ships decorate the ocean, and three illustrations of bison appear in the interior of North America. A key stands along the right side, describing important points and events along the expedition route. In the upper left corner sits a detailed depiction of Niagara Falls. The title cartouche, in the lower left corner, is shown as bison hide held up by two men wearing feather and furs, the one on the left holding a bow and the one on the right a club.
DESCRIPTION
Map showing the regions explored by Robert de La Salle between 1681 and 1686, as well as the route La Salle, and later Henri Joutel, took, moving north from Texas and up the Mississippi River. Regions, and a few cities, forts, lakes, and rivers are labeled. Illustrations of ships decorate the ocean, and three illustrations of bison appear in the interior of North America. A key stands along the right side, describing important points and events along the expedition route. In the upper left corner sits a detailed depiction of Niagara Falls. The title cartouche, in the lower left corner, is shown as bison hide held up by two men wearing feather and furs, the one on the left holding a bow and the one on the right a club.
RECORD DETAILS
Image ID:123777
Creation Date: 1713
Creator Name:Joutel, Henri
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County:
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Collection Name:Map Collection
Genre:Map or Atlas
Original Format Type:prints, fine-art
Original Format Number:H GX81 1713 J
Original Dimensions:35 x 38 cm., on sheet 46 x 56 cm
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
Appears in: Journal historique du dernier voyage que feu M. de la Sale fit dans le Golfe de Mexique by Henri Joutel
SUBJECTS
Buffaloes
Engraving
Clothing and dress
Cities and towns
Maps
Voyages and travels
Men
Exploration
Ships
Lakes
Mississippi River
Niagara Falls (N.Y. and Ont.)
Rivers

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