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This pre-Revolutionary War regional map of what is now Florida, Georgia, Louisiana, and the Carolinas was part of Antonio Zatta's Atlante Novissimo as one of 12 parts of John Mitchell's maps of North America. This old map includes New Orleans and the Gulf Coast as well as areas of the Mississippi River Valley as well as details of local Native American tribes.
These North American maps would become some of the most important maps defining the borders and treaties of the French and Indian War. They are regarded as the most important North American maps of the 18th Century.
Maps from Antonio Zatta are among the most collectible maps today.
Official Title:
Luigiana Inglese, Colla Parte Occidentale della Florida, della Giorgia, e Carolina Meridionale
1778 Zatta Map of The Southern United States Gulf of Mexico - Florida, Louisiana, Georgia, and the Carolinas.
- Map Maker: Antonio Zatta
- Hand Colored
- Publication Date: 1778
- Publication Place: Venice, Italy
- Approx Dimensions; Image - 16.5 x 13", Total 19.75" x 15.25"
- Condition: VG - as pictured
- Most maps shipped in a tube
All our antique maps are guaranteed authentic old maps and not modern reproductions and were printed on or around the date presented. We do our best to present the condition in the photos and the description.
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