LANGUEDOC. Map of 1742: "The General Government of LANGUEDOC divided into three General Lieutenancies: 1st General Lieutenancy of High Languedoc (Montauban, Albi, Castres, Lavaur, Carcassonne, St Papoul, Mirepoix and Toulouse), the 2nd General Lieutenancy of Low Languedoc (Alet, Limoux, Narbonne, Montpellier, Lodève.), the 3rd enclosing the Province of Cévennes (Le Puy, en Velay, Viviers, Mende, Nîmes...), the General Governments of French Catalonia, of Foix.... " drawn up on the memoirs of Sieur TILLEMON, by Jean Baptiste NOLIN (1657-1708), Cartographer, engraved by Jean Baptiste HOMANNO in Nuremberg, in 1742 (51 x 60 cm) State A. Old colours. Title block in the lower right corner.

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