Twee Scheeps-togten van Kapiteyn Johan Smith, beyde gedaan na Nieuw-Engeland. De eerste in het jaar 1614....

A vertical black and white engraved map segment.

At the top, the interior region features "Lake Champlain" original: "Lacus Irocoisiensis ofte Meer der Irocoisen", which is depicted with several islands and the "Iroquois River" original: "R. Irocoisiensi" flowing northwards out of it.

The central area is dominated by stylized mountain ranges and forests (represented by clusters of small trees). The letters "I r e n g" are spaced out across the landmass. To the right of the mountains, labels like "Cheuÿothilles" and "Nasnoc..." are visible.

The bottom section details the coastline and estuaries, including:

• "Nassau River" original: "R. Nassau"
• "Wapanoos" (referring to the Wampanoag people)
• "Sloop Bay"
• "Nahicans" (referring to the Narragansett people)
• "Quetenis I."
• "Hendrik Christ..." (likely Hendrik Christiaensz Island, now Block Island)
• "B. N. Hor" and "Cabb" at the far right edge.

The map is framed with a border containing coordinates: latitudes 41, 42, 43, and 44 on the left; and numbers 306 and 307 at the top and bottom edges.