L'Ecosse suivant les nouvelles observations de Messrs. de l'Academie Royale des Sciences, etc. Augmentées de nouveau /
Aa, Pieter van der,1659-1733.
A Leide : Chez Pierre Vander Aa,
[ca. 1710]
Relief shown pictorially.
Shows grid lines, rivers, lochs (shaded), settlements, place names, territorial boundaries, border Scotland-England.
Scale statement reads "Lieues d'Allemagne de 15 au Dégré", with scale bar graded [0]-15; "Lieues de France de 20 au Degre", with scale bar graded [0]-20.
Borders filled in with graduations of longitude and latitude.
Decoration: on the upper left corner, title and authorship are inscribed in a cartouche on the shape of a net pinned up at the top corners; the arms of Scotland appear above the title cartouche and the scale box at the bottom of it; at left of title, a hunting scene, animals and male characters; on the right, a port scene with men spreading out nets, loading a boat, etc.; an elaborated compass rose is on the right hand side; the coasts are shaded outwards; the map is surrounded by an ornamental frame.
Map first issued in "L'Atlas Soulagé", no date, and later in "Le Nouveau Théâtre du Monde" in 1713  and in "Nouvel Atlas" in 1714.
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 Scotland with the Hebrides (including St. Kilda), the Orkneys and the south Shetland islands.
Held at National Library of Scotland