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English: The Scots settlement in America called New Caledonia. A.D. 1699. Lat. 8-30 North. According to an original draught by H. Moll G. 1729. - Map of the Bay of New Caledonia in Darién, Panama.
Deutsch: Die schottische Besiedlung in Amerika genannt Neukaledonien. A.D. 1699. Lat. 8-30 Nord. Nach einer Originalzeichnung von H. Moll G. 1729. - Karte der Bay von Neukaledonien in Darién, Panama.
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Source According to an original draught by H. Moll G. 1729.
Author H.G. Moll

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