Waldseemuller (after) Ptolemaeus. Nona Asiae Tabula. Strassburg: Johann Schott, 1513. Active Audubon fusing up-to-date information of both

fusing up-to-date information of both British and French sources with the mapmaker’s own research in the Lake Ontario and Lake Erie areas

collectively

As a result

The work was published in Basel and in Paris

such as islands in the river

Waldseemuller (after) Ptolemaeus. Nona Asiae Tabula. Strassburg: Johann Schott, 1513. Active Audubon fusing up-to-date information of bothMARTIN WALDSEEMULLER Nona Asiae Tabula Strasbourg: Johann Schott, 1513 Woodcut Paper size: 17 1 2" x 23 1 4" Single sheet (17 4 8 x 23 2 8 inches). FINE woodcut map of Pakistan, northwest India, showing the Ganges, Indus rivers, by Martin Waldseemller (central vertical fold, tiny worn holes near the Indus dela). From the first modern atlas: "Geographie opus nouissima traductione e Grecorum archetypis castigatissime pressum", prepared by Martin