Pl. 70. Cattaro (Kotor). Receuil Des Principaux Plans des Ports, et Rades de la Mer Mediterranee, Estraits, de ma Carte de Douze Feiiilles. Dediee a Monsgr. le Duc de Choiseul, Ministre de la guerre et de la Marine gravee avec Privilege du Roy. Par Son tres humble Serviteur, Joseph Roux, Hidrographe du Roy. A Marseille, 1764. (Compilation of the Plans of the Principal Ports and Natural Harbors of the Mediterranean, Straits. Map in Twelve Sheets. Dedicated to Monsieur the Duke de Choiseul, Minister of War and Navy engraved with the Privilege of the King. By His very humble servant, Joseph Roux, Hydrographer to the King. In Marseille, 1764). Pl. 70. Kotor, Montenegro.
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Roux, Joseph Laurent
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A small format atlas with one port per page. In French. Most editions of this atlas have fewer than the 170 charts of ports found in this copy.
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![Preliminary chart of St. John's River, Florida : from entrance to Brown's Creek / [published by] U.S. Coast and Gedoetic Survey ; triangulation by Lieut. A.W. Evans, U.S.A. & G.A. Fairfield, Assts. ; topography by A.M. Harrison, Asst. & R.M. Bache, Sub-Asst. ; hydrography by the parties under the command of Lieuts. Comdg. T.A. Craven & R. Wainwright, U.S. Navy Assistants ; A.D. Bache, Superintendent [in 1856] ; C.P. Patterson, Superintendent [in 1879] ; J.E. Hilgard, Assistant in charge of office ; redd. drng. by A. Balbach & W. P. Schultz ; engd. by H.S. Barnard & A. Petersen](https://d2l9jrtx1kk04i.cloudfront.net/1220eac852e129ade7853c9695d48d8a2276d15a.png "Preliminary chart of St. John's River, Florida : from entrance to Brown's Creek / [published by] U.S. Coast and Gedoetic Survey ; triangulation by Lieut. A.W. Evans, U.S.A. & G.A. Fairfield, Assts. ; topography by A.M. Harrison, Asst. & R.M. Bache, Sub-Asst. ; hydrography by the parties under the command of Lieuts. Comdg. T.A. Craven & R. Wainwright, U.S. Navy Assistants ; A.D. Bache, Superintendent [in 1856] ; C.P. Patterson, Superintendent [in 1879] ; J.E. Hilgard, Assistant in charge of office ; redd. drng. by A. Balbach & W. P. Schultz ; engd. by H.S. Barnard & A. Petersen")
