1800s Archive · Maps & plans

To Capt. John Wood this map of the world, drawn according to Mercators projection, is humbly dedicated

Earth (planet) · 1690

To Capt. John Wood this map of the world, drawn according to Mercators projection, is humbly dedicated, Earth (planet), 1690
To Capt. John Wood this map of the world, drawn according to Mercators projection, is humbly dedicated, Earth (planet), 1690. Maps & plans — The 1800s Archive, from the Library of Congress record.

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