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2012 Historical Map Wall Calendar Poster by PresidioPark

Background is a historical map showing what is today the Western Mexican States of Sonora, Baja California and Sinaloa. The current international border between Mexico and the United States is roughly located at the top edge of the map. Baja California (written as 'Pars Insulae' or Island on the map) is shown here to be an island rather than a peninsula. The larger-type place names are written in Latin; the small-type names are in Spanish. Cartographer: Scherer, Reference: Atlas Marianus For the complete version of this map, please see the Historical Map category in our store, Tubac Presidio Park.

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Background is a historical map showing what is today the Western Mexican States of Sonora, Baja California and Sinaloa. The current international border between Mexico and the United States is roughly located at the top edge of the map. Baja California (written as 'Pars Insulae' or Island on the map) is shown here to be an island rather than a peninsula. The larger-type place names are written in Latin; the small-type names are in Spanish. Cartographer: Scherer, Reference: Atlas Marianus For the complete version of this map, please see the Historical Map category in our store, Tubac Presidio Park.

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