English: Plan of the Isle of Trinidad from actual surveys made in the year 1797.Single sheet. Engr. Medium: Segmented and backed. Physical description Note: Coloured in outline. Scale: 1:210 000 (bar). Cartographic Note: Graduated, meridian of Port of Spain. Contents Note: Contains a population table. Indian missions and a Royal Road are marked. A text note claims that the cocoa trees at Cocos Bay had grown from the cargo of a wrecked vessel from the Oronoco.
Gren80A/5 Plan of the Isle of Trinidad from actual surveys made in the year 1797.
Date
1800
date QS:P571,+1800-00-00T00:00:00Z/9
Dimensions
52 cm x 67.5 cm
Notes
For an analysis of the bias towards geographical coverage when looking at the contents of the collection see tables from the printed (complete) biography of Grenville. This is kept with the red binders as part of the Grenville collection binder (in SOG).
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id number: GREN80A/5
Collection
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Charts and maps
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Plan of the Isle of Trinidad from actual surveys made in the year 1797.