This is a beautiful map of North America shows California as an island after Sanson's lead earlier.  A strip of Terre de Jesso Ieco is shown in the Pacific immediately west of northern California.   R. del Norte (Rio Grande River) erroneously drains into the Gulf of California.  The two western Great Lakes are open-ended, and Lake Erie is placed too far south.  British posessions center on a large Virginia. Floride Francoise is today's Carolinas and N. Suede (Sweeden), N. Pays Bas (Netherlands) and N. Hollende are shown further up the East Coast.  New York is referenced as Amsterdam. Floride occupies most of today's South US.  This is a rare find, with two cartouches on the left.  Elaborate title cartouche is at the top left with dedication to the Duke of Burgundy.