Native Americans in Maryland: A Resource Guide

CALL NUMBER: G3880 1590.W4
LOCATION: Hornbake Library Maryland Room Maryland Map
Scanned and available online
This 1590 John White/De Bry map was the first map to name the Chesapeake Bay ("Chesepiooc Sinus"). Other Indian place names are also included on the map.

CALL NUMBER: MD/VA 02
LOCATION: Hornbake Library Maryland Room Maryland Map Collection
Digital image of map available from the Library of Congress
1612 version. Based on Captain John Smith's exploration of the Chesapeake Bay, this important map is the first to show the entire Chesapeake Bay. It shows many Indian villages as well as depicting locations of Indian tribes. You can find more information about this map on the Captain John Smith Chesapeake National Historic Trail website.

CALL NUMBER: MD 127
LOCATION: Hornbake Library Maryland Room Maryland Map Collection
Scanned and available online
This 1659 map published by N.J. Visscher shows many Indian villages.