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Relaciones Geográficas de México y Guatemala, 1577-1585. Mapa de Teozacoalco de 1580.

Relaciones Geográficas de México y Guatemala, 1577-1585. Mapa de Teozacoalco de 1580. The first map to use the name America.

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Relaciones Geográficas de México y Guatemala, 1577-1585. Mapa de Teozacoalco de 1580.

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  1. Relaciones Geográficas de México y Guatemala, 1577-1585. Mapa de Teozacoalco de 1580.

  2. The first map to use the name America.  The, map printed in 1507, is the first world map in which the  name "America" appears for the lands of the New World. The compiler of the map, Martin Waldseemüller (1474-1519), was a German-born priest and accomplished cartographer.    Historians say the 494-year-old map caused the hemisphere to be named for explorer Amerigo  Vespucci instead of Columbus. 

  3. México en el momento de la Conquista ( Arbingast et . al 1975:24). Usado con permiso de las Bibliotecas de la Universidad de Texas, Universidad de Texas en Austin.

  4. 1562 Map of Americae, Diego Guttiérrez Diego Gutiérrez., published in 1562 by the Casa de Contratación in Seville which was the central authority for Spanish travel to America and custodian of charts and sailing directions for the Western Hemisphere.

  5. The Vice Royalty of New Spain 1786 - 1821

  6. Expansión de los Estados Unidos (Ward, Prothero, Leathes, y Benias 1912: mapa 12).

  7. Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad 18

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