Amér. Mér. Partie de la Plata. No. 34

Map of the central area of Argentina, in which various departments are represented in colour, among them Córdoba, Entre Ríos and Buenos Aires. The map was made by Philippe Vandermaelen and published in his Atlas Universel in Brussels in 1826. Worth noting is that this was the first atlas in which all the maps were made at the same scale. The relief and the various landscapes are represented by means of shading. Among the most relevant cities marked on the map are Buenos Aires, Córdoba, Tambo, San Nicolás, Santa Espíritu and Santa Fe.