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Extremely detailed map of North Carolina and South Carolina depicting the two colonies on the eve of the Revolutionary War. It shows state borders, county or precinct borders and names townships, town…

Map showing roads, railroads, stage roads, cities, towns, rivers, springs, and primarily the topography of western North Carolina. Map removed from the book Mountain Scenery: The Scenery of the Mounta…

This reproduction map depicts North Carolina and South Carolina in 1770. It shows cities, towns, roads, counties, forts, chapels,and mills. Geographic features such as rivers, lakes, creeks, swamps, m…

The same as Map 1470 in our Map Collection, this hand-drawn map of Claiborne County shows Tazewell, Clinton, Grantsboro, roads, county lines, an iron works, and geographic features including springs,…

This extremely detailed map of Scotland from the end of the 18th century shows towns, cities, and roads. Geographic features such as hills, mountains, rivers, and lakes are indicated. The legend denot…

Originally from A new general atlas, comprising a complete set of maps, this hand-colored map of North Carolina from 1824 shows cities, towns, rivers, roads, lakes, sounds, and mountains are all depic…

Map of Hawkins County (Tenn.) marking historically significant spots from 1771 to 1971. A legend in the front upper left corner (continues on back) lists over 400 events important to the history of Ha…

Blueline map of Polk County (with portions of McMinn, Bradley & Monroe counties) shows unimproved, graded, and macadam roads. Contour lines are visible for Polk and the surrounding counties. Geographi…

From approximately 1800, a French map titled "Carte de la Partie Meridionale des Etats-Unis" (Map of the Southern Part of the United States). Shows state boundaries, roads, towns, Indian villages, iro…

Hand-drawn map of Jefferson County that establishes the new civil district lines. Bulls Gap and parts of the French Broad River and the Holston River are shown along with roads, named streams, Bays Mo…

Hand-drawn and colored map of Lincoln County (Tenn.) showing Fayetteville, Petersburg, Concord, Buckeye, Lynchburg, Boon's Hill, Pleasant Hill, part of the Elk River, the Cumberland Mountains, roads,…

John Filson's French language map of the central "bluegrass" part of Kentucky Territory published in his Histoire de Kentucke, 1785. Bounded by the Ohio, Cumberland and Green (Riviere Verte) Rivers, i…

Map of western France, and parts of Germany, Italy, Belgium, Netherlands, and Luxembourg during the Napoleonic Wars. Each of the French 'departements' (incl. those in occupied Rhineland) are shown in…

Hand-drawn map of Stewart County (Tenn.) showing Dover, the Cumberland and Tennessee rivers, creeks, mills, forges, and furnaces. This map, mostly in red ink, is attached to correspondence Rhea wrote…