Pánuco
A river and province on the Gulf coast north of Veracruz, marked on the Nuremberg map of 1524 as Rio panū.
Today: Pánuco River, near Tampico, Mexico
The First Printed Map of Tenochtitlan
Plan of Tenochtitlan and map of the Gulf of Mexico, woodcut, in the Latin edition of Hernán Cortés's second letter (Nuremberg: Friedrich Peypus, 1524) · printed at Nuremberg, March 1524; the city as Cortés's men saw it in 1519–1520
La Florida, · Rio del ſpiritu ſancto · R⁰ de A[?] · R:: de Arboledas · R:: la Palma · Tamacho puīcia · co laoton, · Rio panū · Prouīcia amichel, · Archidona · Sant pedro, · Almeria · Seuilla · R:: de Sant Juan · Rio de aluarado · Rio de vanderas · Roca partida · Rio de [?]qualauo, · Santo andres · Caribes, · Rio de dos bocas, · Rio, de la palma · R:: de Grizalua · Santo Anton · Punta delas higueras, · yucatan · Puncta de Cuba · Ys della [?]
Florida · River of the Holy Spirit · River of A[?] · River of the Groves · Palm River · the province of Tamacho · Colaoton · Pánuco River · the province of Amichel · Archidona · San Pedro · Almería · Seville · San Juan River · Alvarado River · River of Banners · Split Rock · River of [?]qualauo · San Andrés · the Caribs · River of Two Mouths · Palm River · Grijalva River · San Antón · Point of the Fig Trees · Yucatán · Point of Cuba · the island of [?]