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The earliest Dutch maps that I am aware of depicting a part of the Pacific
North of Japan followed the 1643 voyage of Martin Gerritsen de Vries.  He
sailed along Hokkaido, several of the Kuril islands, and part of Sakhalin.
This led to a considerable amount of speculative geography involving Jesso
(Iesso, Yezo, Sesso, Iezo, etc),  and Company Land.  No Aleutians, I am
afraid.

Marvin Falk

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> Dear Group,
>        I am trying to locate, if it exists, an old chart (17th C. perhaps)
> of the Aleutian Islands. I suspect it will be of Dutch origin, if it exists.
>        Any help would be much appreciated.
>        Thanks in advance,
>        Dee
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