A map of the world or terrestrial globe in two planispheres : laid down from the observations of the Royal Academy of Sciences wherein as an introduction to the study of geography are inserted several things relating to the doctrine of the Earth, the globe as an explanation of the circles, the zones of & climates, longitude & latitude, its inhabitants the antipodes Antœci & Periœci an account of the terms by which the several parts of the Earth & waters are called

Creator
Bowles, John, 1701-1779
Call Number
MAP RM 3874 (Roll)
Created/Published
London : Printed for John Bowles at the Black Horse in Cornhill, 1740
Extent
1 map : col., ill., mounted on linen ; 97.9 x 118.8 cm.
Items
2
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Bowles, John. (1740). A map of the world or terrestrial globe in two planispheres laid down from the observations of the Royal Academy of Sciences wherein as an introduction to the study of geography are inserted several things relating to the doctrine of the Earth, the globe as an explanation of the circles, the zones of & climates, longitude & latitude, its inhabitants the antipodes Antœci & Periœci an account of the terms by which the several parts of the Earth & waters are called Retrieved December 7, 2025, from http://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-232389444

MLA citation

Bowles, John. A map of the world or terrestrial globe in two planispheres laid down from the observations of the Royal Academy of Sciences wherein as an introduction to the study of geography are inserted several things relating to the doctrine of the Earth, the globe as an explanation of the circles, the zones of & climates, longitude & latitude, its inhabitants the antipodes Antœci & Periœci an account of the terms by which the several parts of the Earth & waters are called London: Printed for John Bowles at the Black Horse in Cornhill, 1740. Web. 7 December 2025 <http://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-232389444>

Harvard/Australian citation

Bowles, John. 1740, A map of the world or terrestrial globe in two planispheres laid down from the observations of the Royal Academy of Sciences wherein as an introduction to the study of geography are inserted several things relating to the doctrine of the Earth, the globe as an explanation of the circles, the zones of & climates, longitude & latitude, its inhabitants the antipodes Antœci & Periœci an account of the terms by which the several parts of the Earth & waters are called Printed for John Bowles at the Black Horse in Cornhill, London viewed 7 December 2025 http://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-232389444

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