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Columbia and Montour Counties, Pennsylvania 1860
No full textGeneral-content county map showing townships, rural buildings, and householders' names; the borough insets show real-property tracts (lots), building coverage, and owners' names. Hand colored to emphasize township boundaries, township areas, and boroughs. 500 Distances between road junctions are shown in perches. Relief shown by hachures. "Entered according to act of Congress in the year 1860 by J.A.J. Cummings in the ... Eastern District of Penn'a." Includes text, note, local business directories, and illustrations of prominent buildings.Borough/village insets: Bloomsburg -- Rohrsburg -- Washingtonville -- New Media -- Ruperts -- Centreville -- Light Street -- Benton -- Berwick -- Espy -- Roaring Creek or Slabtown -- Orangeville -- Buckhorn -- Danville -- Jerseytown -- Mifflinville -- Catawissa -- Limestoneville -- White Hall -- Mooresburg.Color;1:42,24
New Jersey, United States 1867
No full textFrom portfolio of maps accompanying: Geology of New Jersey / George H. Cook. 1868.; Relief shown by contours and spot heights.; "Lith. of J. Bien ... N.Y.";Color;approximately 1:7,920. 8 inches per mile
Topographical map of the state of New Jersey : together with the vicinities of New York and Philadelphia, and with most of the state of Delaware : from the State Geological Survey and the U.S. Coast Survey, and from surveys / compiled by G. Morgan Hopkins, civil engineer ... ; under the direction of William Kitchell, Superintendent of the Geological Survey of New Jersey.
No full textRelief shown by hachures. "Entered according to Act of Congress in the year 1861 by Robt. P. Smith ..." "Jacob Weiss, engraver." Includes inset: Meteorological map of the state of New Jersey ... / by Lorin Blodget. 18 insets: Belvidere, Beverly, Bordentown, Burlington, Camden, Elizabeth, Jersey City/Hoboken, Morristown, Mount Holly, New Brunswick, New Jersey, Newark, Newton, Orange, Paterson, Rahway, Salem, Trenton. 6 views: Camden, Delaware Water Gap, New Brunswick, Newark, Paterson, Trenton.Color1:158,40
Map of Wyandotte Co., Kansas /
No full textShows landowners.LC Land ownership maps, 222Ancillary maps: Bethel -- Bonner Springs/Tiblow -- Connor City -- Edwardsville -- In section 25 -- Loring P.O. & station -- Pomeroy.LC copy mounted on cloth. DL
New Jersey 1861
No full textRelief shown by hachures. "Entered according to Act of Congress in the year 1861 by Robt. P. Smith ..." "Jacob Weiss, engraver." Includes inset: Meteorological map of the state of New Jersey ... / by Lorin Blodget. Wall map. 18 inset maps: Belvidere, Beverly, Bordentown, Burlington, Camden, Elizabeth, Jersey City/Hoboken, Morristown, Mount Holly, New Brunswick, New Jersey, Newark, Newton, Orange, Paterson, Rahway, Salem, Trenton. 6 views: Camden, Delaware Water Gap, New Brunswick, Newark, Paterson, Trenton.Color1:158,40
Bergen and Passaic County, New Jersey 1861
No full textCounty wall map showing roads, townships, buildings, and householders' names.;
Relief shown by hachures.;
"Entered according to act of Congress by John E. Gillette in the year 1861 ... for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania.";
Originally printed on 4 sheets now conjoined.;
LC copy imperfect: Brittle, darkened, missing upper left corner of border, each sheet sectioned to 3 panels.;
Includes insets of cities of Paterson/Passaic/Hackensack, 13 other insets of boroughs/villages, 3 city business directories, and embellished border.;Color;approximately 1:42,240. 1 1/2 in. to the mile.
Atlas of fifteen miles around Baltimore, including Anne Arundel County, Maryland.
No full textMany pages blank."Map of the city of Baltimore, Maryland, 1877": p. [76]-[77
Pottsville, Pennsylvania 1870
No full textShows selected building footprints, property owners, wards, railroads and subdivision names. Includes subscriber business directory and illustration of "Palo Alto Iron Works, Benjamin Haywood Propr." Decorative border.Grayscale;1:3,00
Morris County, New Jersey 1867
No full textIn: Geological survey of New Jersey : maps / New Jersey. State Geologist. [Trenton, N.J. : State Geologist, 1868] (no. 5).
Iron mines shown in red.
"Lith. Julius Bien ... New York."Color1:15,84
Sussex County, New Jersey 1867
No full textRelief shown by contours. Depths shown by isolines.
Map is colored to show red for gneiss, yellow for white limestone and blue for blue limestone.
Includes 2 cross sections: Section across the zinc mines at Mine Hill and section across the zinc mines at Sterling Hill.
"Note: The figures on the contour lines give the heights, in feet, above mean tide, and the contour lines show where the surface is of that height."
In: Report of the State Geologist, Prof. Geo. H. Cook for the year 1867, Trenton, 1868, vol. 8.Color;approximately 1:7,920 ; 8 in. = 1 mile. (W 74°58ʹ--W 74°20ʹ/N 41°23ʹ--N 40°53ʹ)
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