Florida Regional Maps: 1800-1819


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Detail - A map exhibiting all the new discoveries in the interior parts of North America , 1802
This detail is from an 1802 hand-colored map of North America showing the various explorations and discoveries of the time. The map also indicates territories claimed by France and Spain. Relief shown by hachures. This detail shows the Spanish terri...

West Florida, 1803 to 1819
"In 1810 Madison by proclamation annexed West Florida to the Perdido; but it was occupied only to the Pearl. In 1812 this part of West Florida was admitted to the Union as a portion of Louisiana. In 1813 Mobile and the country to the Perdido was...

Detail - A map of the West Indies and of the Mexican-Gulph [sic], 1806
A detail from the 1806 map of the West Indies showing the Spanish territory of Floride Occidentale, or West Florida, and Floride Oriental, or East Florida. This map shows coastal features, major lakes and rivers, and settlements of West Florida. Reli...

Detail - A map of the West Indies and of the Mexican-Gulph [sic], 1806
A detail from the 1806 map of the West Indies showing the Spanish territory of central Floride Oriental, or East Florida. This map shows coastal features, major lakes and rivers, and settlements. Relief is shown pictorially. ...

Detail - A new map of part of the United States of North America..., 1806
A detail from the 1806 map of the United States showing the Spanish territory of East Florida. This map shows coastal features, major lakes and rivers, and settlements. Relief is shown pictorially. Certain place names reflect English, variations, suc...

Detail - A new map of part of the United States of North America..., 1806
A detail from the 1806 map of the United States showing the Spanish territory of West Florida extending from the Mississippi River to the Apalachicola River. This map shows coastal features, major lakes, rivers, and settlements. Relief is shown picto...

Bahia de Tampa, 1806
This map of the Tampa Bay shows soundings in feet, anchorage sites, and shoreline features. North is oriented to the upper-right....

Detail - Bahia de Tampa, 1806
This map of the Tampa Bay shows soundings in feet, anchorage sites, and shoreline features. North is oriented to the upper-right. The Hillsborough River is called Rio de Aguadulce, which is Spanish for "sweet-water."...

Carte des deux Florides et de la Louisiane inferieure: East and West Florida, 1807
A portion of Poirson's 1807 map showing East and West Florida. West Florida is shown extending from the Apalachicola River westward to the Mississippi River. Digitization provided by the USF Libraries Digitization Center. Rare Maps Collection: G3330 ...

Jackson's Indian and Gulf Campaigns, 1813
Map shows Jackson's campaign routes throught Florida and the southeastern states of the U.S. Shows all major forts in 1813 and the Battle of New Orleans in 1815. ...

Jackson's Indian and Gulf Campaigns, 1813 to 1818
A map of Andrew Jackson's campaign to fight the British in New Orleans and his Indian removal campaign in East Florida between 1813 and 1818. An inset map shows the Battle of New Orleans. The map also shows the routes taken by the British to and fro...

Detail - Map of the United States of America , 1816
A detail of the 1816 map "Map of the United States of America : with the contiguous British and Spanish possessions / compiled from the latest & best authorities by John Melish" showing the Spanish territory of Florida. This map shows coast...

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