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this post war map shows the major streets and rail lines as well as neighborhoods and some key buildings
it's a template for how birds eye views had promoted tourism for a century prior
Shows the Camino Real road and has divisions to show the plots of land as they were distributed
an archipelago of "7448" islands resides instead
Image size is approximately 21 x 32 (inches)
(Brazil) Bresiliens (cannibals) Teneriffe this post war map shows(Brazil) Bresiliens, Mallet, 1683 Alain Mallet was a talented engineer and cartographer who served in several different king's courts, aside from his military experience. This proximity to the crown probably also afforded him insights into geography and frontiers of exploration of the time. In the 1680's he began a several volume project to illustrate and chart both the history and contemporary views of the world and something of its cultures. Here, a
