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Shows coast at Culiacán (Mexico), the southern tip of Florida, and the Greater Antilles (Cuba, Haiti, Dominican Republic, Jamaica, Puerto Rico, and the Bahamas).

Composite map of four islands of the Greater Antilles: Cuba, Puerto Rico, Hispaniola, and Jamaica. Also includes a map of Margarita Island.

Shows early seventeenth century West Indies and coast of North America.

Map showing all of the world's coast including those of newly discovered countries.

Shows the continent of Africa, its countries, and the borders. A large section of South America is also shown. Includes depictions of cornucopias, an elephant, a crocodile, a lion, and an ostrich under the coat of arms of the Dauphin.

Shows of Northwestern Africa, extending from the Kingdom of Tripoli and the Mediterranean to the Gulf of Guinea and the Gabon River. Includes the Canary Islands, Madeira, and the Cape Verde islands.

Sea chart depicting the region from the Chesapeake Bay down to the the Gulf Coast. The map is heavily annotated with sailing directions and routes.

Detailed map of Africa including extensive annotation and regional detail. Inset shows alphabetical index of kingdoms, provinces, towns, islands, capes, rivers and lakes.

Map and chart of the Caribbean, the southern portion of North America, Mexico, the northern portion of South America. Includes inset maps and charts of Saint Augustine, Florida, and the Bahia Honda (Cuba), latitude and longitude lines, names of bodies of water and geographical locations, and directions of trade winds and currents. Key in lower left mentions color coding of colonial possessions.

Oversized map of Africa

Highlights the various trade routes to Cuba, the Bahamas, the southern tip of Florida and contiguous islands. Shows the Spanish and English imperial line. Includes a large inset map of Havana.

Shows Cape Verde Islands and eastward to the coasts of Africa and the western mouth of the Niger River. Includes the modern day nations of Mauritania, Senegal, Gambia, Guinea-Bissau, Guinea, Sierra Leone, Liberia and the Ivory Coast.

Navigation of the Antilles islands to the Gulf of Mexico from Bermuda to Cayenne. Shows the colonial possession of the Spanish, French, English, Danish and Dutch Empires (designated by color). Shows English ownership of Florida.

Drafts of bills and letters pertaining to the Florida legislative council. Principal correspondents are Governor Duval and James D. Westcott.