CACCHI DA CASTIGLIONE, VENICE.
Has Yucatan as a peninsula.
1576 ANOTHER EDITION OF PORCCACHI DA CASTIGLIONE.
1581 PLANO DEL PUEBLO DE MUTUL, EN LA PROVINCIA DE YUCATAN, TERMINOS
DE LA CIUDAD DE MERIDA. POR MARTIN DE PALOMAR? TORRES
LANZAS, i, 33.
This map accompanies the _Relaciones de la Provincia de
Yucatan_. Published by the Real Academia de Historia in 1898.
1584 ANOTHER EDITION OF ORTELIUS.
1587 MERCATOR (Nord.).
Yucatan a peninsula named either Atalanta or Atalania (print
indistinct).
1590 JOANNES MYRITIUS, OPUSCULUM GEOGRAPHICUM RARUM, INGOLDSTADT
(Nord.).
Yucatan not named. There is a projecting territory which,
because of a large bay running in from the north, looks not
unlike a U. Possibly the bay is the Laguna de Terminos shown too
large.
1603 GULIELMUS NICOLAI BELGA, GLOBE, Lyons (Mueller Coll.).
Yucatan an island far from the mainland. Cozumel much too large
and close to western end of Cuba.
1605 WILLEM JANSZOON BLAEU, WORLD MAP (original in Hispanic Museum,
New York City).
Yucatan shown as a peninsula. Tabasco appears in the middle of
the isthmus.
1608 MATTHIAS QUADUS, FASCICULUS GEOGRAPHICUS, KOeLN (Nord.).
Hispania Nova. Yucatan a peninsula, but not named.
1611 HONDIUS WORLD-MAP (E. S. L.).
General shape of Yucatan approximately correct. Tabasco is
shown in the middle of the isthmus. Atalana in northeast corner
of Yucatan.
1613 MERCATOR, ED. IUDOCI HONDIJ, AMSTERDAM.
Yucatan a peninsula.
1620 ANOTHER EDITION OF PORCACCHI DA CASTIGLIONE.
1631 JOHN SPEED (London ?).
Yucatan shown as a peninsula.
1635 WILLEM JANSZOON BLAEU, AMSTERDAM (E. L. S.).
Yucatan shown as a peninsula.
1638 Another edition of MERCATOR.
1656 MEXIQUE OU NOUVELLE ESPAGNE, PAR M. SANSON D'ABBEVILLE, PARIS.
Shows Merida and Valladolid with the YZUES between them, and
with the COCOMES between Valladolid and L. Bacalar. Southern
portions of Yucatan very poorly shown.
1667 BLAAUW, AMSTERDAM, YUCATAN AND GUATIMALA.
A very good map for the time. It shows accurately what were
then thought to be the facts. Merida, Conil, Chuaca, Valladolid,
Campeche, Bacalar, and Chetumal all nearly correctly placed. Just
south of Merida are the YZAES and just south of them the COCO
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