The first part of the series contains a reproduction of a map of the British Empire in America with the French and Spanish settlements adjacent thereto, by Henry Popple, 1733. This is presented in 21 sheets plus a cover sheet and an introduction by Helen Wallis, Superintendent of the Map Room, British Library and William P Cumming, author of Southeast in Early Maps: 1958.
The area covered is from 5 deg N to 55 deg N and from 47 deg W to 107 deg W, at a scale of 50 miles to one inch (with inset maps and plans at a larger scale). The assembled map will cover 92 inches wide by 94 inches high.

The final part of the series covers a collection of maps reproduced in 20 sheets plus a cover sheet and an introduction by William P Cumming and Douglas W Marshall, Curator of Maps at William L Clements Library, Universtity of Michigan.
- North America and the West Indies, by Emmanuel Bowen and John Gibson, 1775 in 4 sheets covering an area 5 deg N to 50 deg N and from 50 deg W to 115 deg W, at a scale 1 inch to 75 miles.
- Pennsilvania by W Scull, 1775, in 3 sheets at a scale of 1 inch to 5 miles.
- North and South Carolina, by Henry Mouzon, 1775, in 4 sheets at a scale of 1 inch to 20 miles.
- The Peninsula, and Coast of West Florida and Louisiana, by Thomas Jefferys, 1775, in 2 sheets at a scale of 1 inch to 20 miles.
- Course of the River Mississippi by Lt Ross, 1775, in 2 sheets at a scale of 1 inch to 15 miles.
- Quebec, by Captain Carver, 1776, in 1 sheet at a scale of 1 inch to 35 miles.
- Chart of the River St Lawrence, by Thomas Jefferys, 1775, in 2 sheets at a scale of 1 inch to 10 miles.
- A Chart of the Gulf of St Lawrence in 1 sheet at a scale of 1 inch to 20 miles.
- Nova Scotia and Cape Breton Island, by Thomas Jefferys, 1775, in 1 sheet at a scale of 1 inch to 30 miles.

Map covers the area 28 deg N to 52 deg N and from 52 deg W to 107 deg W, with an inset map of Hudson's Bay. The assembled map will cover 76 inches wide by 54 inches high. This map forms part of the 18th Century North America - Part 2 collection listed above.

This facsimile is of the Southern half of the map, originally in two sheets and formed part of our publication North America at the time of the Revolution, Part II. The area covered by this single sheet is from Albany and Mt Belcher in the North to Delaware Bay and Cape James in the South; or, put another way: from 38 deg 59' to 42 deg 45' and from 72 deg 35' to 76 deg 20'. New York is about centred on the map sheet.