[Sidenote: Baia Anegada.] From the cape of Sant Andres to the bay called Anegada, that is, The sunken bay, are 30 leagues Eastnortheast, and Westsouthwest. It standeth in 40 degrees, rather lesse then more. [Sidenote: Punta de Tierra Ilana.] From the bay called Baia Anegada to The point of the plaine land are 25 leagues Northnortheast, and Southsouthwest. [Sidenote: Baia sin fondo.] This point lyeth in 41 degrees and a halfe, And from this point to Baia sin fondo, that is to say the bottomlesse bay, are 35 leagues Eastnortheast and Westsouthwest This bay standeth in 42 degrees and a halfe, rather lesse then more. [Sidenote: Cabo redondo. Puerto de los leones.] And from Baia sin fondo to Cabo Redondo, and Puerto de los leones, are 37 leagues Northnortheast and Southsouth west, somewhat to the North and South. And if thou meane to go out from thence with a compasse about after the maner of a halfe circle or an arch, so thou mayest passe through the Baia sin fondo along the shore: for there is water enough. Note that from the riuer of Plate to this place is neuer a good harbour for great shipping. [Sidenote: Puerto de los leones in 44 degrees and better.] From this place to Puerto de los leones the coast is cleane, and a man may come nigh vnto the land: And it is a lowe land with white cliffes. This harbour is in 44 degrees. [Sidenote: Take good heede of these little rocks.] And as a man goeth thither, after he bee in 43 degrees or more, hee must haue a care to looke out for certaine small rockes which lie neere the land, and lie North of the harbour. [Sidenote: Cabo de Matas.] From this harbour to Cabo de Matas, or the cape of shrubs, are 30 leagues North and South, halfe a point to the East, and to the West: and betwixt them there is a great bay very long: And to the Northwest 18 leagues from Cabo redondo is a riuer lying East and West: [Sidenote: Rio de Camarones.] and it is called Rio de Camarones, or, The riuer of shrimps. You shall know when you fall with this riuer, by seeing many white spots vpon the water, and they are small shrimps. [Sidenote: Cabo redondo in 45 degrees and a halfe large.] From this riuer to Cabo redondo the coast lieth Northwest and by North, and Southeast and by South. This cape is in 45 degrees and a halfe large. [Sidenote: Cabo Blanco and Barancas Blancas in 47 degrees.] From this sayd cape to Cabo Blanco and Barancas Blancas that is to say, to The white cape and white cliffes are 32 leagues lying North and by East and South and by West: and they stand in 47 degrees.