Map of Virginia and parts of Maryland. It shows borders, boundary lines, Native American tribes and land, towns, forts, roads, mountains, waterfalls, bays, and rivers. Annotations appear throughout the map, such as one in the Appalachian Mountains reading "cow pasture" and another below that reading "Virginia Boundary with ye Six Nations in 1722." Kitchin further emphasizes the farthest settlements in Virginia in an effort to establish English claims during the French and Indian War. Plants and waves frame the title cartouche. Faint offsetting of text is apparent along the left side of the map.
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From The London Magazine. Small text block from the magazine mounted on the back reads "We have this month obliged our readers with the annexed, new and accurate MAP of VIRGINIA, referring them to our Vol. for 1755, p. 431-435, 483-485, 536-538, for a full account of that colony, &c. and to the articles Virginia, Ohio and Braddock, in our GENERAL INDEX."
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