John Farrer's 1577 Map of the Virginia Territory monitowoc river

John Farrer's 1577 Map of the Virginia Territory monitowoc riverThis early map of the Virginia Territory is significant due to its depiction of North America. If you notice, our continent looks rather narrow. Furthermore, there is a strange Northwest passage in the form of a river that connects the Hudson to the sea of China and the Indies. Of course, further cartographic efforts, coupled with years of exploration, would render a true and more accurate shape. Yet, this John Farrer original is widely regarded as an

notes derived from Major Long’s 1840 expedition

Johns River in Florida and 40 miles of the Intracoastal Waterway

detailing the rivers

lake surfing

stretching through rich rolling farmland

the magnificence of the desert

Sixty percent of the land of the Forgotten Coast is made up of natural park reserves

as well  as canoeing and kayaking

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different groups have left their mark on the Teton area including various Indian tribes

Alaska is divided into 6 recognized regions

Kilauea is the most active Hawaiian shield volcano