1777 Map New Jersey The province of New Jersey, divided into east and west, comm

Map size: 18x24 inches

Map Description: 1777 Map New Jersey The province of New Jersey, divided into east and west, commonly called the Jerseys Bernard Ratzer, a Lieutenant in the Royal Artillery, prepared a survey of New Jersey in 1769 to assist the Boundary Commission in settling a long standing boundary dispute between the states of New York and New Jersey. London mapmaker William Faden published Ratzer's survey as a finished Map |in 1777 in his North American Atlas. Published during the American Revolution, the Map |depi cts the area known to George Washington before the Battle of Monmouth, and shows the fortification at Valley Forge. Despite having several errors of location, the Map |is finely executed, and contains an elaborate cartouche of a farmhouse with landscape in the upper left corner. Displayed here is the first English edition of the map. A French derivative of this Map |by Georges-Louis LeRouge may be viewed online at: http://maps.bpl.org/id/rb15252. 1st issue. Prime meridian: Philadelphia New Jersey| Notes: 1st issue. Prime meridian: Philadelphia. Relief shown by hachures. Shows county boundaries and "Division line run in 1743 between East New Jersey and West New Jersey." "This map has been drawn from the survey made in 1769 ... by Bernard Ratzer ... and from another large survey of the northern parts ... by Gerard Banker." Appears in William Faden's The North American atlas. 1777. Includes table of "Astronomical observations."Subjects: New Jersey--Maps--Early works to 1

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