Santa Cruz’s 1550 Map of Mexico City
A 1550 map of Mexico City by cosmographer Alonso de Santa Cruz, currently held at the University of Uppsala in Sweden and normally not available to the public — it’s only one of two maps of 16th-century Mexico City — is now accessible online (project page). The map is zoomable but can also be annotated, and there are a few annotations on the map already. Via Cartography.
Posted on Friday, May 12, 2006 at 8:22 AM
Categories: Antique Maps
Categories: Antique Maps
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