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Pas-Kaat vaneen gedeelte van de Aethiopische Zee behelsende de Kusten Zanguebar, Ajan en Abex, en een gedeelte van de Arabische Kust. . .
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A finely engraved and detailed chart of the most eastern tip of Africa, including Somalia, Djibouti, Yemen, Mauritius, and many other islands in the Indian Ocean.
Latitude scale, compass rose and system of rhumb lines, soundings, anchorage's, etc. Many Dutch names and a wealth of cities and information appear in the chart. The trading posts of the different nations are marked with flags. Number 47. in lower left corner, joined with sheet 46.
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- VAN KEULEN, J.
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- Amsterdam, 1753
- Date
- Amsterdam, 1753
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- Color printed
- Height
- 505
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- 890
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- Paper slightly age-toned. Generally very good for such a chart. Two sheets joined.
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