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Collection Data
- Title
- Florida Map Collection
- Publication Date
- [200-?]-
- Genre
- single map
- Language
- English
- Creator
- University of South Florida -- Libraries
- Publisher
- University of South Florida Libraries
- Place of Publication
- [Tampa, Fla.]
- Type
- Map
- Scale
- Scales differ.
- Subjects / Keywords
- Maps -- Florida
- Maps -- Southern States
- Alternate Title
- Maps, Florida
- Format
- Map
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Rights and Access
Rights may vary by item. Check individual rights statements.
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Related Resources
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Florida Map Collection
The Florida Map Collection features printed maps that chronicle the early exploration and settlement of Florida by Spain, France, Great Britain, and the United States. The collection is comprised of maps by some of the most respected cartographers, including Abraham Ortelius, Willem Blaue, Herman Moll, and Cornelius Wytfliet.
The digital collection contains over 160 images. Sixty-two images were digitized from maps loaned to the USF Tampa Library by a nationally prominent collector who wishes to remain anonymous. The remaining images are digital copies of maps in the Rare Map Collection at USF Tampa Library Special Collections.
Those interested in maps may also wish to browse our Early Printed Map Collection.
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