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1785: Atlante Nouissimo

Cartography:
Antonio Zatta

A decorative and highly detailed map of Mexico, Central America and the southern half of the United States. Excellent detail … See more Atlante Nouissimo

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1795: Mapa de la Sierra Gorda y Costa de el Seno Mexico…

Cartography:
Alejandro Prietos

Original manuscript from the Latin American Collection, University of Texas at Austin.

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1808: Mexico

Shows Texas as part of San Luis Potosi.

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1811: Carte Du Mexique

Cartography:
Alexander von Humboldt
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1812: Mexique

Cartography:
J. B. Tardieu

Printed by French cartographer J. B. Tardieu in 1812, just two years after independence was declared from Spain, this map … See more Mexique

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1817: Mexico

Cartography:
Aaron Arrowsmith

In 1785, the Spanish crown divided New Spain (Mexico) into administrative districts known as “Intendencias.” Texas, which had been part of … See more Mexico

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1822: United States of America

Cartography:
John Melish

This is the first map in the collection at the Museum of the Big Bend to show Texas as a … See more United States of America

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1823: Mexico

Cartography:
Fielding Lucas

Shows Texas as part of the Mexican internal province of San Luis Potosi.