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MAP SOURCES
MAPS BY SAMUEL CHAMPLAIN AND JOHN SMITH
“Carte Geographiqve de la Novvelle France Faictte par le Sievr de Champlain Saint Tongois …” made 1612, and published in Les Voyages (1613); Library of Congress
“Carte de la nouuelle france, augmentée depuis la derniere seruant a la nauigation faicte en son vray Meridien, par le Sr de Champlain …” printed 1632; Library and Archives Canada, NMC 51970
“port de tadoucac,” now Tadoussac and the lower Saguenay River, Quebec, July 1603, June 1608 (Voyages, 1613), 172; Library of Congress
—“Port de la Heue,” now La Hève River, May 1604, Nova Scotia (Voyages, 1613), 8; Library of Congress
“Port au Mouton,” now Port Mouton, Nova Scotia, May 1604 (Voyages, 1613), 17; Library of Congress
“R. St. Jehan,” now St. John River, New Brunswick, June 1604 (Voyages, 1613), 30; Library of Congress
“Isle de sainte Croix,” now Sainte-Croix Island, Maine, July?, 1604 (Voyages, 1613), 30; Library of Congress
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