This hand-colored map of the Pacific Ocean was produced by Henry Teesdale in London in 1834.
Henry Teesdale was a British cartographer and publisher who worked in the first half of the 19th century. He became known for his meticulously designed and detailed maps, which were published in atlases and standalone editions. His most significant work, 'A New General Atlas of the World,' included 48 maps and was highly praised for its accuracy and quality. Teesdale's maps were popular among both professionals and the general public, contributing to the advancement of geographic knowledge during his time.
