MES.
The isthmus is too elongated and runs too much east and west. The
Zoques given.

1671 ARNOLDUS MONTANUS, AMSTERDAM.
A shameless "steal" from the preceding. (Montanus may, however,
make acknowledgment in his text.) Practically identical with
Blaauw, 1667.

1689 EDWARD WELLES, LONDON.
Has Merida, Valladolid, Campeachy, and Vera Pax. Abo Guatimala.

1694 JAILLOT'S MAP IN ALLARD'S ATLAS MINOR.
Has Merida, Valladolid, Campeche, Chetumal, Salamanca, Vera
Pax, etc.

ca. 1697 AVENDANO'S MAP. (See Plates Ia and Ib.)
Shows Lake Peten.

1702 ATLAS MARITIMUS NOVUS, LONDON.
Has coasts only. Fairly correct.

1714 or just before POPPLE, LONDON.
Has Merida and LAKE PETEN rightly placed.

1720 MATTEO SEUTTER, ATLAS NOVUS, AUGSBURG.
Very poor. Gives few names. Southern portion of Yucatan much
too narrow. No lake.

1722 PLANO DE PARTE DE LA COSTA DR YUCATHAN ... LA QUE VISITO SU
GOBERNADOR Y CAPITAN GENERAL D. ANTONIO CORTAYRE, ANO
1721. TORRES LANZAS, i. 88.
Coast with Merida in south, Cacalchen Tilam in east. Sisal in
west; shows possible defense of the roads. Drawn with care as to
the details; colored; trees near coast.

1728 ATLAS MARITIMUS ET COMMERCIALIS, LONDON.
Has "Jucatan" and Campeche, but not much else.

1739 PIERRE VANDER AA, LEYDEN.
Copied exactly from Blaauw, 1667, and Montanus, 1671. The
Choles appear in addition to the Zoques (who are on the other two
maps). Latitude and longitude have also been added.[A3.4]

1740 MIGUEL DE GUZMAN, PICTURE MAP OF PETEN, IN TORRES LANZAS.
(See Plate II.)

1740 ATLAS NOUVEAU, BY JEAN COVENS ET CORNEILLE MORTIER (Boston
Athenaeum).
Map of Yucatan by Popple, in colors. Has, among other places,
Sisal, Quyo, Merida, Valladolid, Lago de Bacalal, Thub,
Salamanca, Chuckabul, PETEN LAKE, with LAGU-ASTAL on the southern
bank, Verapax, etc. Lake too far east. Cf. Popple, 1714.

1740 OTTENS, ATLAS NOUVEAU, AMSTERDAM (vol. iv.).
Has the Yzues between Merida and Valladolid, and the Cocomes
south of them. Cf. 1656, 1667, 1671.

1746 HAZIUS AND LOWITZ, ATLAS (Harvard College Library).
Has a very good map of Yucatan which shows in full the results
to geography of the conquest of the Itza-Peten-Quehache region in
1697. The map shows,