Collection search - Port Royal [cartographic document]

Probably named by Champlain or de Monts in June 1604. After a disastrous winter spent on Île Sainte-Croix, de Monts' and Champlain's men moved their encampment to Port Royal in the spring of 1605.
Today Annapolis Royal, Nova Scotia.
Scale: 5/8 of a mile to the inch.
This map is found "opposite page 22 (for page 23)" of the book Les voyages de 1613 de Samuel de Champlain, a copy of which is held by Library and Archives Canada (Amicus 4700723).
"Port Royal from Les Voyages..." (Caption title, Canadian History Hall)

Conrad E. Heidenreich et Ed Dahl, "La cartographie de Champlain (1603-1632)" dans Raymonde Litalien et Denis Vaugeois, dir., Champlain. La naissance de l'Amérique française, Sillery, Les éditions du Septentrion et Paris, Nouveau Monde éditions, 2004, p. 139, p. 312-332, p. 372-373.

Conrad E. Heidenreich, "The Mapping of Samuel de Champlain, 1603-1632", in David Woodward, ed., The History of Cartography, volume three : Cartography in the European Renaissance, part 2., Chicago & London, The University of Chicago Press, 2007, p. 1538-1549.

C.E. Heidenreich, Explorations and Mapping of Samuel de Champlain, 1603-1632, Cartographica, Monograph no. 17, Toronto, University of Toronto Press, 1976, 140 p.

Philip D. Burden, The Mapping of North America. A list of printed maps, 1511-1670, Rickmansworth, Raleigh Publications, 1996, plate 176, p. 215.

A reproduction of this map was made for Canadian History Hall, 2017.07.01