A chart of the discoveries made in the South Sea or Pacific Ocean previous to A.D. 1579 and shewing the opinions entertained by the geographers of that period concerning the existence of lands in the parts which had not been explored - Burney, James, 1750-1821.; Sanfom, F. ([London] : Published according to Act of Parliament by James Burney, 1803)
Map showing the southern landmass named Terra Australis Nondum Cognita and the west coast of the Americas with tracks of Fernando de Magalhanes in 1520-1521. Relief shown pictorially.
In upper margin: To the north of New Albion in about the 60th degree of north latitude the charts of the latter part of the 16th century place a kingdom of Anian with a strait of communication which was supposed to exist between this sea and the Atlantic.
In centre left: Between the meridians of 155 eastand of the Buenos Jardines, and between the parallels of 9°and 11° N, several groups of islands were discovered by Villalobas and by Mig. de Legaspi : but their situations cannot be marked from the accounts.
Prime meridian: Greenwich.
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Keywords: Magalhães, Fernão de, -- 1480-1521 -- Travel; Pacific Ocean -- Discovery and exploration -- Maps; Australia -- Discovery and exploration -- Maps