Copy of a map presented to the Congres [sic] / by Peter Pond, a native of Milford, in the State of Connecticut ; copied by St. John de Crevecoeur for his grace of la Rochefoucault. [ca. 1850]

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Copy of a map presented to the Congres [sic] / by Peter Pond, a native of Milford, in the State of Connecticut ; copied by St. John de Crevecoeur for his grace of la Rochefoucault. [ca. 1850]

Outlines much of North America, but significant for detailing the Canadian Northwest, especially the Churchill, Slave, and Mackenzie River systems leading to the Arctic; identifies rivers, lakes, trading posts, forts, villages, and Indian tribal regions.

1 ms. map ; 539 x 722 mm.

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SNAC Resource ID: 7368547

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