Map of Rio de Janeiro of 1764 – Historical Map

Mapa do Rio de Janeiro de 1764"Plan de la Baye de Rio-janeiro", Bellin, Jacques Nicolas Este belo mapa retrata a Baía de Guanabara com um plano de vista aérea do Rio de Janeiro. A cartela decorativa do título contém uma legenda com letras que identifica 12 locais em toda a baía, incluindo 6 fortes. A Baía de Guanabara foi descoberta pela primeira vez em 1 de janeiro de 1502 pelos exploradores portugueses Gaspar de Lemos e Gonçalo Coelho, que originalmente a chamaram de Rio de Janeiro. A cidade do Rio de Janeiro foi fundada pelos portugueses em 1565 e tornou-se um importante porto para o transporte das riquezas do Novo Mundo para a Europa. Mapa do Rio de Janeiro de 1764 - Mapa Histórico
Map of Rio de Janeiro, 1764 “Plan de la Baye de Rio-janeiro”, Bellin, Jacques Nicolas This beautiful map shows Guanabara Bay with an aerial view of Rio de Janeiro. The decorative title cartouche contains a lettered legend identifying 12 sites across the bay, including 6 forts. Guanabara Bay was first discovered on 1 January 1502 by the Portuguese explorers Gaspar de Lemos and Gonçalo Coelho, who originally named it Rio de Janeiro. The city of Rio de Janeiro was founded by the Portuguese in 1565 and became an important port for transporting wealth from the New World to Europe. Map of Rio de Janeiro from 1764 – Historical Map

Map of Rio de Janeiro of 1764

“Plan de la Baye de Rio-janeiro”, Bellin, Jacques Nicolas

This beautiful map shows the Guanabara Bay with an aerial view of Rio de Janeiro.

The decorative title cartouche contains a lettered legend identifying 12 locations in the bay, including 6 forts.

Guanabara Bay was first discovered on 1 January 1502 by the Portuguese explorers Gaspar de Lemos and Gonçalo Coelho, who originally named it Rio de Janeiro.

The city of Rio de Janeiro was founded by the Portuguese in 1565 and became an important port for transporting wealth from the New World to Europe.

Map of Rio de Janeiro, 1764 – Historical Map

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