Plano del Puerto de San Diego : situado in la costa septentrional de la California, y in la lat[itud] N. de 52 g[rado]s 42 m[inuto]s, y en la long[itud] de 12 g[rados] 31 m[inuto]s al oeste de San Blas / lebantado y delineado por Juan Pantoja y Arriaga, seg[un]do piloto de la R[ea]l armada, por Sept

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Plano del Puerto de San Diego : situado in la costa septentrional de la California, y in la lat[itud] N. de 52 g[rado]s 42 m[inuto]s, y en la long[itud] de 12 g[rados] 31 m[inuto]s al oeste de San Blas / lebantado y delineado por Juan Pantoja y Arriaga, seg[un]do piloto de la R[ea]l armada, por Septiembre de este prensente año de 82 en la ynvernada que hizimos en el debuelta del socorro del los presidios y missiones de toda esta costa desde este hasta Sn. Fran[cis]co. [1908?]

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Shows bay soundings and locations of the presidio and 2 Indian settlements; includes references A-S and A, AF, F, AC, AP, and P.

1 ms. map : hand col., cloth ; 270 x 361 mm. on sheet 330 x 604 mm.

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