Plano de la Ensenada del Principe : que se halla siete millas al leste de la de Mescaltitan en la Canal de Santa Barbara en la costa septentrional de la California, y situada en la lat[itu]d n[orte] de 34 g[rado] 27 m[inuto]s y en la long[itu]d de 14 g[rados] 38 [minutos] al oeste de San Blas, y es

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Plano de la Ensenada del Principe : que se halla siete millas al leste de la de Mescaltitan en la Canal de Santa Barbara en la costa septentrional de la California, y situada en la lat[itu]d n[orte] de 34 g[rado] 27 m[inuto]s y en la long[itu]d de 14 g[rados] 38 [minutos] al oeste de San Blas, y es en donde fondeamos con las dos fragatas de S[u] Mag[esta]d Princessa y Faborita el 2 de Agosto de este presente año de 82, y es el fondeadero, que veniamos abuscar para el socorro del presidio de Sta. Barbara, que han fabricado el 20 de Abril de este mismo año, y se halla distante de la playa una milla / levant[a]do y delineado p[o]r los m[ismo]s. [1908?]

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Shows Santa Barbara (Calif.) harbor; includes soundings and key with references A-C showing location of the Santa Barbara Presidio and 2 Indian settlements.

1 ms. map : hand col., cloth ; 274 x 167 mm. on sheet 343 x 419 mm.

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