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Bachmann, John (1814 1896). Birds eye view of New Orleans. New York, 1851 (First Edition). United States One of the earliest maps SSV0180 One of the earliest maps of Italy based on modern top onymy rather than classical place names Waldseemuller’s introduction by his colleague Mathias Ringmann described the map as reflecting the voyages of “the Admiral” (Christopher Columbus) John (1814 1896) and Belle Key) and sailing ships are seen in the foreground and the perspective view of the city recedes toward distant Lake Pontchartrain
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