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ORIGINAL ANTIQUE MAP NAUTICAL CHART St. Lawrence Strait Juan De Fuca Caribbean

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    ANTIQUE ORIGINAL MAPTERRITORY NAUTICAL CHART
    [Thismap is not a reproduction or from a scan, and it's printed on a thick papermatting surface. My Map collection, passed down by my grandfather, has beenstored flat and folded]
    North America Atlantic and Pacific Coasts
    Gulf of St. Lawrence to Strait of Juan De Fuca, Inculding, Gulf of Mexico, Caribbean Sea and Panama Canal
    Vancouver, San Francisco, New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, Newfoundland, Anticosti, Great Lakes, Gulf of Mexico, Yucatan Peninsula, Columbia, Venezuela, Purto Rico, Jamaica, Hispaniola, Caribbean Sea,
    See Photos for condition.
    The
    Caribbean Sea
    (
    Spanish
    :
    Mar Caribe
    ;
    French
    :
    Mer des Caraïbes
    ;
    Haitian Creole
    :
    Lanmè Karayib
    ;
    Jamaican Patois
    :
    Kiaribiyan Sii
    ;
    Dutch
    :
    Caraïbische Zee
    ;
    Papiamento
    :
    Laman Karibe
    ) is a sea of the
    Atlantic Ocean
    in the
    tropics
    of the
    Western Hemisphere
    . It is bounded by
    Mexico
    and
    Central America
    to the west and southwest, to the north by the
    Greater Antilles
    starting with
    Cuba
    , to the east by the
    Lesser Antilles
    , and to the south by the northern coast of
    South America
    . The
    Gulf of Mexico
    lies to the northwest.
    The entire area of the Caribbean Sea, the numerous islands of the
    West Indies
    , and adjacent coasts are collectively known as the
    Caribbean
    . The Caribbean Sea is one of the largest seas and has an area of about 2,754,000 km
    2
    (1,063,000 sq mi).
    [1]
    [2]
    The sea's deepest point is the
    Cayman Trough
    , between the Cayman Islands and Jamaica, at 7,686 m (25,217 ft) below
    sea level
    . The Caribbean coastline has many
    gulfs
    and
    bays
    : the
    Gulf of Gonâve
    ,
    Gulf of Venezuela
    ,
    Gulf of Darién
    ,
    Golfo de los Mosquitos
    ,
    Gulf of Paria
    and
    Gulf of Honduras
    .
    The
    Gulf of Mexico
    (
    Spanish
    :
    Golfo de México
    ) is an
    ocean basin
    and a
    marginal sea
    of the Atlantic Ocean,
    [2]
    largely surrounded by the North American continent.
    [3]
    It is bounded on the northeast, north and northwest by the
    Gulf Coast of the United States
    ; on the southwest and south by the
    Mexican
    states
    of
    Tamaulipas
    ,
    Veracruz
    ,
    Tabasco
    ,
    Campeche
    ,
    Yucatan
    , and
    Quintana Roo
    ; and on the southeast by Cuba. The
    Southern U.S. states
    of
    Texas
    ,
    Louisiana
    ,
    Mississippi
    ,
    Alabama
    , and
    Florida
    , which border the Gulf on the north, are often referred to as the "
    Third Coast
    " of the United States (in addition to its Atlantic and
    Pacific
    coasts).
    Puerto Rico
    [c]
    (
    Spanish
    for 'rich port'; abbreviated
    PR
    ;
    Taino
    :
    Boriken
    ,
    Borinquen
    ),
    [10]
    officially the
    Commonwealth of Puerto Rico
    [b]
    (
    Spanish
    :
    Estado Libre Asociado de Puerto Rico
    ,
    lit.
    'Free Associated State of Puerto Rico'), is a
    Caribbean
    island and
    unincorporated territory
    of the
    United States
    . It is located in the northeast
    Caribbean Sea
    , approximately 1,000 miles (1,600 km) southeast of
    Miami
    ,
    Florida
    .
    The Commonwealth is an
    archipelago
    among the
    Greater Antilles
    located between the
    Dominican Republic
    and the
    U.S. Virgin Islands
    ; it includes the eponymous main island and several smaller islands, such as
    Mona
    ,
    Culebra
    , and
    Vieques
    . It has roughly 3.2 million residents, and its
    capital
    and
    most populous city
    is
    San Juan
    .
    [10]
    Spanish
    and
    English
    are the
    official languages
    of the executive branch of government,
    [11]
    though Spanish predominates.
    [12]
    The
    Yucatán Peninsula
    (
    /
    ˌ
    j

    k
    ə
    ˈ
    t
    ɑː
    n
    /
    ,
    [1]
    also
    UK
    :
    /
    ˌ
    j
    ʊ
    k
    -/
    ,
    [2]
    US
    :
    /-
    ˈ
    t
    æ
    n
    ,
    ˌ
    j

    k
    ɑː
    ˈ
    t
    ɑː
    n
    /
    ;
    [1]
    [3]
    [4]
    Spanish
    :
    Península de Yucatán
    pronounced
    [jukaˈtan]
    ) is a large
    peninsula
    in southeastern
    Mexico
    and adjacent portions of
    Belize
    and
    Guatemala
    . The peninsula extends towards the northeast, separating the
    Gulf of Mexico
    to the north and west of the peninsula from the
    Caribbean Sea
    to the east. The
    Yucatán Channel
    , between the northeastern corner of the peninsula and
    Cuba
    , connects the two bodies of water.