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....Compiled from J. DeCordova's large Map. Includes inset details of the Plan of the Northern part of Texas; Plan of Galveston Bay; and Plan of Sabine Lake. Statistical data about the State of Arkansas and Indian Territory on verso.

Published by Joseph H. Colton & Co., NY.

...The Latitudes and Longitude of [--altillo], Monterary, Laredo, [Bexar], Nagadoches, and the point where the boundary line leaves the Sabine are from the observations of General Teran of the Mexican Army, 1836.

Original map compiled by Stephen F. Austin; published by H.S. Tanner, Philadelphia, PA.

....with a New and Original Compilation and Index Designating All Post Office Towns and Railroad Stations and giving Full Postal Directions ...Also giving an Alphabetically Arranged Lisst of the Railroads in the State...and of all Counties, Lakes, Rivers, etc...

Published by Rand McNally & Co., Chicago, IL.

Historical sketch of the Deep South with four unnamed counties called "New Mississippi", two large, unnamed counties in NE & NW Alabama due to removal of Creeks and Cherokees, and a Missionary station above Turkey Town. Also includes steamboat routes, principal stage routes, 1830 census data for Louisiana, Mississippi, and Alabama.

Published by S. Augustus Mitchell. Sold by Thomas, Cowperthwait & Co., Philadelphia, PA.

First edtion of Map No. 55 featuring portions of Territorire D'Arkansa (Oklahoma) and Texas south of the Red River, showing boundaries, rivers and some topographical details; including Nacogdoches, the Sabine, Austin, Dallas, etc., and the Santa Fe Route.

Designed by Philippe Marie Vandermaelen. Lithograph by H. Ode, Brussels, Belgium.

Map featuring Alabama, Mississippi, Arkansas, Louisiana and part of Tennessee and Western Florida. Also includes some topographical details, rivers, towns, and Native American lands.

Map by Philippe Marie Vandermaelen, Brussels, Belgium.

Map shows counties, cities, and towns and a list of 1850 census counts for each county.

Compiled by William G. Bonner, Civic Engineer, Milledgeville, GA. Published by J.H. Colton's, NY.

Reproduction of a map from LaHarpe's Journeys of 1718-1722. The original map was the first to contain the printed notation of 'Texas' (the Mission de los Tiejas, stablie en 1716), the first large-scale map of the lower Mississippi, the first cartographic appearance of New Orleans, and the first credible attempt to identify the routes of many great explores including De Soto, La Salle, Ponce de Leon, St. Denis, Tonti, and others.

Original map by Guillaume De L'Isle.

Dallas - The Oil Center of the Southwest. Map shows areas of oil production, defined oil pools, gas production, and defined gas pools; and facts about Dallas and its vicinity.

Reproduced by the Chamber of Commerce & Manufacturers' Association of Dallas, from the original Department of the Interior US Goelogical Survey Oil and Gas Fields 1913 map., with 1918 fields added. Price $3.00.

Map of the Madill-Denison area, Oklahoma-Texas, Showing Geologic Structure.

Structure contours by O.B. Hopkins, Sidney Powers, and H.M. Robinson; base from USGS topographic maps and data furnished by the author.