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"Apparently produced around 1542, it was one of the earliest maps to depict Baja California as a peninsula rather than an island." This remark is worded (i.e., "rather than") such that it almost sounds anachronistic. California was not depicted as an island until 1622.

Portolan Chart (King-Hamy) from approximately 1502. Revery (talk) 09:58, 29 December 2024 (UTC) The date doesn't fit, but that was the initial dating, later changed. King or Hamy was a map collector from the 19th century. This is not the map shown in this article. I asked AI.[reply]