1817 Breton & Brion Antique Map Cooks 1st Pacific Voyage Australia & New Zealand City & Views The Nile is shown originating

The Nile is shown originating in the south at lakes Zaire and Zaflan and also continuing further south through a twisted river system with its headwaters in Bed Lac

There were only thirty maps in the Atlas's 800 pages

the original work by Buffon occupied 73 volumes with the part on anatomy

in the upper left quadrant

Despite producing many beautiful maps and atlases

1817 Breton & Brion Antique Map Cooks 1st Pacific Voyage Australia & New Zealand City & Views The Nile is shown originatingTitle : Carte d une partie de la Mer Du Sud Cook 1769 Ref #: 51016 Condition: (A+) Fine Condition Size: 12in x 8in (300mm x 220mm) Date: 1817 Description: This original copper plate engraved antique map drawn during the 1st Voyage of Captain James Cook to the South Pacific, New Zealand, Australia, between 1769 & 1771 was later engraved by Pierre Brion and published by Henry Breton in the 1817 atlas "Biblio Portative Des Voyages Traduite De L Anglais"