The map was first published in Bowen's A complete system of geography and reissued by John Harris in 1764. It is notable for being the first map to accurately chart the longtitude of the region.

This map of the East Indies is from Alexander Hamilton's 1744 edition of New account of the East Indies. Little is known of Alexander Hamilton other than what he tells us in this work, first published

Originally published in Prevost d'Exile's Histoire generale des voyages, the present map was reissued in a work by J.P.J. Du Bois, and published by the Amsterdam bookseller and publisher E. van Harrev

A map of Java, Borneo and the islands to the eastward of them as far as Nova Guinea

Histoire générale des Voyages by Prévost (with Bellin) SOUTHEAST ASIA: map of Southeast Asia: detail 1; detail 2; detail 3; detail 4: map of Java: left half; right half; detail 1; detail 2; detail 3:

Map from Moll's Atlas minor, second edition. It shows the East Indies islands including Indonesia, Malaya, Borneo, and the Philippines.

This is a regional map of Southeast Asia, published by John Carey, one of Britain's leading map publishers of the early 19th century.

First published in Le Rouge's Nouvel atlas portatif, this map shows the Maluku islands, Celebes, Eastern Borneo and New Guinea. The contours of New Guinea are less certain, they are in dotted lines.

Map of eastern Indonesia, 1719