Answer and Explanation:
In the 17th century, Samuel de Champlain's map was considered to be the earliest map. On June 18, 1605, Champlain conducted French commander as a navigator and artist on a voyage of investigation down the New England coast. The primary purpose of finding a suitable place for a permanent French settlement. Sailing from Sainte-Croix Island, the pinnace orbits the Grunert on July 17 and anchored in a shielded harbor that Champlain named Port Saint-Louis, after the royal saint of France.Fifteen years later, in December 1620, English settlers named the Mayflower as Plymouth. The first thing they did to take account of the surroundings of Plymouth Harbor was not because they had access to Champlain’s chart. In 1613 he published the map as he analyzes it in his voyage.
