File:B26056026E - A new mapp of Asia divided into kingdoms and provinces.jpg

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Map of Asia

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English: This map is based on Frederick de Wit's map of circa 1689. It is rendered with good detail throughout the south and southeast reflecting the surveys of the Dutch East India Company, while northern and central Asia is filled mostly with mountains, deserts and forests and the northeast coastline is severely truncated. A detached coastline of Yedso appears to the north of Japan. The work of the Jesuit missionaries is reflected in the well-documented region of China. The title cartouche was also copied from De Wit and features a busy scene including traders with their cargo. This is the second state with Philip Lea's address at ye Atlas and Hercules in Cheapside
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Source NLB Singapore, David Parry Southeast Asian Map Collection. Available on BookSG https://eresources.nlb.gov.sg/printheritage/detail/dc691554-782f-4cfb-93be-0c3b94430ac0.aspx
Author Overton, John, 1640-1708?, publisher; Lea, Philip, active 1683-1700, publisher; Wit, Frederik de

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