Pequeña carta, que contiene la Canal de Santa Barbara en la costa septentrional de la California : corregida y enmendado por los segundos pilotos de las fragatas de S[u] Mag[estad] Princessa y Faborita en la expedicion que emprendimos por Marzo de este presente año de 82 del departam[en]to de San

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Pequeña carta, que contiene la Canal de Santa Barbara en la costa septentrional de la California : corregida y enmendado por los segundos pilotos de las fragatas de S[u] Mag[estad] Princessa y Faborita en la expedicion que emprendimos por Marzo de este presente año de 82 del departam[en]to de San Blas para el socorro de los presidios y missiones desde Sn. Diego hasta Sn. Franc[isc]o y destinadas igualm[en]te abuscar fondeadero en este Canal de Sta. Barbara proximo al presidio de este nombre para su socorro por ignorarse su situacion el que encontramos el dos de Agosto, y se le puso Ensenada del Principe por disposicion del com[andan]te de la presente expedicion Dn. Esteban Josef Martinez, y no se demuestran las yslas q[u]e forman el canal por no haverse visto ning[un]a de ellas. [1908?]

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/31370933

Shows California coast approximately between present day Grover and Ventura. Includes soundings.

1 ms. map : hand col., cloth ; 253 x 155 mm. on sheet 337 x 413 mm.

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