L'Ecosse meridionale /
Aa, Pieter van der,1659-1733.
A Leide : P. vander Aa,
[ca. 1710]
Relief shown pictorially.
Shows main settlements and place names, rivers, lochs (shaded), territorial boundaries, the border Scotland-England and the Picts Wall (on the shape of a wall interspersed with towers).
Scale statement reads: "Lieues d'Allemagne", with scale bar graded [0]-12.
The frame bears a label reading  "A Leide, Chez Pierre vander Aa. Avec Privilege".
Borders filled in with graduations of latitude and longitude.
Decoration: on right hand side ornate title cartouche (clover shaped); at top left, elaborated compass rose; coasts shaded outwards.
Map first issued in "L'atlas soulagé", no date, and in "Nouveau petit atlas", no date; appears also later in "La galerie agréable du monde" in 1729 and in Gezichten der Steeden published by Gerrit Tielenburg, ca. 1730.
Map measurements and scale taken from Moir's description; publication date from National Library of Scotland old card catalogue.
Moir, D.G. "Early maps of Scotland to 1850", 3rd. ed.
Shows southern Scotland as far north as the Moray Firth and Skye.
Held at National Library of Scotland