Old World Map of the Portuguese Empire by Manuel Barreira, 1961: Colonial Mozambique, Azores, Angola, Cape Verde, Macau, India Size:24x30in (60x75cm) Missing Modern Cities: While modern

Missing Modern Cities: While modern cities may not be present on this map

Georgetown (1729): Once one of the wealthiest colonies in the world

explore the region's historical landscape

and of course central London

it was a significant city for the Roman Catholic Church

Old World Map of the Portuguese Empire by Manuel Barreira, 1961: Colonial Mozambique, Azores, Angola, Cape Verde, Macau, India Size:24x30in (60x75cm) Missing Modern Cities: While modernThis beautiful and historic map of the Portuguese Empire, created by renowned cartographer Manuel Barreira in 1961, offers a fascinating glimpse into the vast reach of one of the worlds most powerful empires at its height. The map showcases the diverse territories that were once part of this maritime empire, including Angola, Brazil, Cape Verde, Mozambique, and of course, Portugal itself. This map provides a captivating overview of the Portuguese