Mappa Geographica complectens. I. INDIAE OCCIDENTALIS partem mediam circum ISTHMUM PANAMENSEM. II. Ipsung Isthmuin. III. Ichnographiam praecipuorum locorum. . .

Six varying sized insets depict the West Indies: Panama, Saint Augustine, Vera Cruz, Santo Domingo, and a birds-eye view of Mexico City.
The primary, largest inset map has d'Anville's name and the date of 1731 in a somewhat decorative cartouche, titled: 'Carte Des Isles De L'Amerique et Deplusieurs pays de Terre Ferme & authour de Golfe de Mexique.'
it depicts the West Indies, the southern tip of North America, part of Mexico including the Yucatan, all of Central America, and the northern tip of South America. Six or seven islands compose the bottom portion of Florida.
The plan of St. Augustine is one of the earliest obtainable plans of a harbour in Florida.

Reference: MCC Issue 73, #58.