A detailed engraved map of the coast of New England, titled "NEW ENGLAND" original: "NOVA ANGLIA ofte NIEUW ENGELAND". The map shows the coastline from Cape Cod (south) to the Penobscot region (north). Inland features include "Lake Champlain" original: "Lacus Irocoisiensis" to the northwest, numerous mountain ranges, and forests.

A large sailing ship is depicted in the Atlantic Ocean, labeled "NORTH SEA" original: "MAR DEL NORT". A compass rose is positioned near the center of the coastline. In the lower right corner, a large stone pedestal serves as a title cartouche. Next to it, a scene depicts several European figures in 17th-century attire—some standing, one kneeling—interacting with a group of indigenous people near a tree.

The map is enclosed within a rectangular border marked with degrees of longitude (306 to 312). Below the title cartouche are two scale bars.

NEW ENGLAND original: "NOVA ANGLIA ofte NIEUW ENGELAND"

Lake Champlain original: "Lacus Irocoisiensis"

NEW ENGLAND

NORTH SEA original: "MAR DEL NORT"

NEW
ENGLAND
in Two
Voyages
by
Captain
JOHN
SMITH
in the Years
1614 and 1615
Performed.

German Common Miles, 15 in one Degree. original: "Milliaria Germanica Communia 15 in uno Grado."
French Common Miles, of which 20 in one Degree. original: "Milliaria Gallica Communia quorum 20 in uno Grado."

Place names and labels on the map:
Awascoca
Kennebeck
Penobscot
Tarrantines
Pemaquid
Accominticus
Smiths I.
Shoalshish beek
Fair Haven original: "Schoone Haven"
Turker Neggen
Massachusetts
Bristow
New-Plymouth
Cape Cod
Martha's Vineyard
Elizabeth's I.
Natocko
Wapanock
Sleep Bay

Executed in LEIDEN by PIETER VANDER AA with Privilege.