A rare costal chart of Florida by the U. S. Coast Survey, 1852. Depicts the whole of the Florida peninsula, but specifically details the western coastline, showing all bays and harbors, as well as an accurate mapping the Florida Keys. Shows few internal features, however, does note the Mangrove Swamps and Indian Hunting Grounds near the Everglades. With the exception of the Key Biscayne Bay (Miami) area, the eastern coast of Florida is largely without detail.  A table in the upper right hand quadrant features latitudes and longitudes for important Florida destinations.  Sailing instructions above the title area in the lower left quadrant.  This reconnaissance for this chart was accomplished by F. H. Gerdes and Captain Casey. Produced in 1852 under the Supervision of A. D. Bache, the most influential leader of the Coast Survey.
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1852 (dated)
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