Map Of America 1763. According to Map 6.2 Europe Redraws the Map of North America,1763 Related Links Pontiac's Rebellion About the Proclamation of 1763 The northern border of West Florida on this map (moved north from 31° to 32° 28' latitude) was in effect from June 6, 1764
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Published in London in 1763, this map interprets the landscape of the North American colonies following Great Britain's victory over France in the Seven Years' War Historical Map of the French Expansion and British Conquests in North America to 1763; illustrating the Siege of Quebec, British possessions before 1713, Territory ceded to Great Britain in 1713, Territory ceded to Great Britain in 1763, and Spanish territory in 1763.
1763 Map of North America Etsy
British occupied land is in red, French occupied land is in green, and Spanish occupied land is in yellow History map of the British Colonies in North America, 1763-1775, illustrating the Thirteen Colonies, other British Colonies, Crown lands reserved for Indians by proclamation of 1763, and claimed by colonies lying to the eastward, Boone's Trail 1769, Robertson's Trail 1774, proposed western colonies, Spanish and French possessions, Hudson Bay Company, Province of Quebec; Inset: The Middle Colonies. Schematic, hand-colored map of North America in 1763 originally taken from the London Magazine
The 1763 Treaty of Paris rewrites the map of North America Rare. Also all the West India Islands belonging to, and possessed by the several European princes and states.. Schematic, hand-colored map of North America in 1763 originally taken from the London Magazine
1763 Map Colonial America Size 18x24 Ready to Frame Etsy. A new and accurate map of the British dominions in America, according to the Treaty of 1763, divided into the several provinces and jurisdictions - projected upon the best authorities and astronomical LOC 86695760.tif 8,304 × 6,715; 159.53 MB The northern border of West Florida on this map (moved north from 31° to 32° 28' latitude) was in effect from June 6, 1764