Rivers
This layer shows the rivers shown in North America and Asia, as well as lakes (shaded in) to which inland rivers connect. Rivers (and their labels, which I have not included in this layer) make up the majority of information shown in continental interiors on this map. They are important because they indicate possible routes of travel within these continents. I have not included the rivers in the newly-discovered North Pacific land because they are drawn in with shading rather than solid lines like the Asian and North American rivers. One type of information that needs to be known more precisely before the interior of this land can be mapped like the other landmasses is where its rivers flow.
Map layer 1 - Bodies of Water
Containing water elements such as rivers, lakes and coastlines, this layer is important because it represents en element of transporting of goods, travel, and resources. As a Dutch copy, this map could have provided information on access points for settlement.
Divide Between Land and the Water
Here is just the divide between land and water in New England. This includes the Atlantic Ocean, various rivers, and all the other bodies of water that the map creator includes.