Old Map of Baja California Peninsula, Mexico by Browne, 1868: Ensenada, La Paz, San Felipe, San Quintin, Sea of Cortez Size:32x40in (80x100cm) Boulevard Sarrail

Boulevard Sarrail

Gokyo Lakes

The "Sheet 57 - Fakenham" map from Ordnance Survey's One-inch "Popular" edition

This large estuary is home to a variety of wildlife

Old Map of Baja California Peninsula, Mexico by Browne, 1868: Ensenada, La Paz, San Felipe, San Quintin, Sea of Cortez Size:32x40in (80x100cm) Boulevard SarrailMap of Lower California, issued in January 1868 for J. Ross Browne and the Lower California Company, is a landmark rendering of the peninsula at the very moment it entered modern cartography. Brownes chart fixes the peninsula between the Pacific and the Gulf of California with a crisp coastal profile and an uncommon attention to commercial detail, from the deep scallops of bays to the measured approaches of harbors. San Quentin, San Felipe, and Bahia