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Mid-Atlantic
Delaware

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Stock# 63115

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Mathew Carey

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Delaware

Publication Place / Date

Philadelphia / 1813

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6 x 8 inches

Color

Uncolored

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Stock# 63115

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Description

Nice example of Matthew Carey's early map of Delaware, wich first appeared in Carey's American Pocket Atlas in 1796.

A highly detailed map, which includes towns, roads, rivers and many other details.

States of the Map

The map is known in 4 states:

State 1 (1796):
State 2 (1801): F. Miflin added on Mud Island. Reedy I. named in the Delaware River, and several additional roads.
State 3 (1805): New place names include Grubs, Shelpot Cr., Bury R., Glasgow, Red Lion, Hamburg, Buch, Mount Pleasant and others. Duck Creek is relocated to the southwest of Salisbury. New roads added.
State 4 (1813): The following place names are added in heavier letters: Newcastle, Appoquinimink, Duck Creek, Dover, Mother Kill, Mispillion, Broad Kill, Rehoboth, Little Creek, Baltimore. A few roads added.

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