Shown above is the northeastern quadrant of the Johannes Cloppenburg map of the southeast of North America. This map was published in the French edition of Mercator's Atlas of 1630. Here the original has been cropped and enlarged to show the Algonquin tribes and villages of coastal North Carolina. Cloppenburg's slightly reduced-size version is a fatihful reduction of Jodocus Hondius's influential map of 1606. Hondius's original map measured 340 x 490 mm and was published in various language editions of Mercator's Atlas until 1638. The Cloppenburg map measures 185 x 255 mm and was published in Mercator's atlas in 1630, 1632, 1636, and 1673 and in a few other atlases as late as 1738. Hondius's original 1606 map was a composite of the de Bry map (based on John White) of Virginia and the de Bry map of Florida (based on le Moyne). Reference: The Mapping of North America: A List of Printed Maps 1511—1670, by Philip D. Burden. Rickmansworth, England: Raleigh Publications Ltd., 1996.
Source: George Howard, North Carolina Map Gallery. Information provided by Jay Lester, The William P. Cumming Map Sociery.