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This map is of the strategic straits between Lake Huron and Lakes Michigan and Superior. Here the French had placed Forts and settlements of a kind to enable fur trading deep in Canadian territory. This map was published in the February 1761 issue of the ‘London Magazine’ and helped to illustrate the significance of this region. It is larger than the usual maps found in this work. Jolly, D.C. (Brit Per) LOND-197; Kershaw 965; Sellers & Van Ee #770 (not attributed).
LONDON MAGAZINE
A Plan of the Straits of St. Mary, and Michilimakinac, to Shew the Situation & Importance of the Two Westernmost Settlements of Canada for the Fur Trade
London, 1761
240 x 320 mm., with extended margin lower left to replace that removed to facilitate binding, no image loss.
Stock number: 3995
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