An Accurate Map of Canada with the Adjacent Countries
Four years after the Treaty of Paris transferred New France to Britain, London engraver Richard William Seale produced this map, published in 1767 by J. Hinton. It belongs to the period when British mapmakers were redrawing their picture of the St. Lawrence, the Great Lakes, and the interior of the continent, and it carries the copperplate engraving style of eighteenth century London publishing.
Natural Resources Canada reproduced the sheet within its Historical Maps, 1639 to 1949 series in the Atlas of Canada, and Map Shop prints it for history enthusiasts, Canadian studies instructors, and library and museum walls.
- Original engraved by Richard William Seale and published in London by J. Hinton in 1767
- Faithful reproduction issued by Natural Resources Canada
- Part of the Historical Maps, 1639 to 1949 set in the Atlas of Canada
- Available on 36lb premium paper, laminated, mounted to foam core, railed in black or walnut molding, or framed

