Map shows mid-nineteenth century geography, cities, and political boundaries in North America. Twelve national flags are also shown [Republic of Texas is included]. Inset: "District de St. Thomas." Relief shown by hachures. Scale [ca. 1:23,394,000].

Map shows districts, counties, lakes, rivers, canals, Indian territory, major cities and towns for "Upper or Western Canada" and "Lower or Eastern Canada"; "Territory of the Hudson Bay Company." Scale [ca. 1:5,070,000].

Map shows administrative division for Haiti, Jamaica, and Cuba; the political divisions in Central America; the northern coast of Colombia; lettering for Mexico includes Texas, map coloring excludes Texas from Mexico at the Nueces River. Includes historical notes and volcano elevations. Insets: "Détails des Îles Vierges," "La Martinique d'apres les Cartes de M.M. Monnier et Bourgon Duperré," and "La Guadelupe et Iles adjacentes." Relief shown by hachures and spot heights. Scale not noted.

Map shows major cities and towns, state and territorial boundaries, and major roads for the Eastern United States from the Atlantic coast west to the Rio Grande and Rocky Mountains; areas of Indian habitation; Missouri Territory; pre-state boundaries for Iowa. Includes explanation, text notes, charts, and illustrations. Insets: "North part of Maine," "Vicinity of New York," "Vicinity of Philadelphia," "Vicinity of Boston," "Vicinity of Baltimore," "Vicinity of New Orleans," "Vicinity of Mobile," "Vicinity of Cincinnati," "Vicinity of St. Louis," "South part of Florida," "Vicinity of Charleston," "Vicinity of Pittsburgh," "Vicinity of Chicago," "Vicinity of Detroit," "Vicinity of Washington," "The Chief Rivers," "The World," and "Principal Mountains." Relief shown by hachures. Scale [ca. 1:6,991,000].

Map of the Gulf Coast region covering Galveston County, Texas. Scale ca. 1:133,334 (4000 varas per inch).

Map shows detail of Perote castle, castle grounds, and direction of 1845 rescue expedition. Scale not given. Map probably comes from Thomas J. Green's, Journal of The Texian Expedition Against Mier (1845). Includes key to map symbols. Scale not given.

Map accompanying a German translation of William Kennedy's Texas history.

Map shows mid-nineteenth century Kentucky and Tennessee roads, railroads, counties, township grid, canals, "slackwater navigation," swamps, cities, and towns. Relief shown by hachures. Scale [ca. 1:1,800,000].

Map shows mid-nineteenth century Maine counties, railroads, roads, cities, and townships. Relief shown by hachures. Scale [ca. 1:1,375,000].

Map shows political boundaries, major cities, population statistics, length of rivers, and distances by sea; Mexico encompassing the Southwest; coloration encompassing Texas as part of the United States, with boundary lines present for independent Texas; areas of Indian habitation; Russian "possessions," British America, Greenland, Guatimala, and the West Indies. Includes explanation and notes. Scale [ca. 1:31,700,000].

Cadastral map showing street names and lot dimensions of property owned by Guy H. Goodrich, to be sold at auction. Scale not given.

Map of Texas, Compiled from Surveys on Record in the General Land Office of the Republic of Texas. Relief shown by hachures. Shows Crosstimbers and roads. "Entered according to Act of Congress in the Year 1839, by J.H. Colton, in the Clerks Office of the Southern District of New York." Prime meridians: Washington and Greenwich. Inset: Map of the Rio Grande and the country west to the Pacific. From the Virginia Garrett Cartographic Collections.

Map shows mid-nineteenth century Texas roads, towns, rivers, surveyed areas, and administrative boundaries. Inset: "Texas North of Red River." Relief shown by hachures. Scale [ca. 1:3,358,080].

Map shows mid-nineteenth century surveyed areas and administrative boundaries during time period, roads, rivers, and towns in Texas. Relief shown by hachures. Scale [ca. 1:3,358,080].

Map shows mid-nineteenth century surveyed areas and administrative boundaries during time period, roads, rivers, and towns in Texas. Relief shown by hachures. Scale [ca. 1:3,358,080].

Texas north of Red River.

Map shows western half of Lake Superior with mineral claims identified in various areas, particularly the Keweenaw Peninsula. Titled inset: "Camp Gray, October 1st 1814, near Talcott Harbor." Untitled inset: [Lake Superior]. Scale [ca. 1:380,000].

Map shows western half of Lake Superior with mineral claims identified in various areas, particularly the Keweenaw Peninsula. Titled inset: "Camp Gray, October 1st 1814, near Talcott Harbor." Untitled inset: [Lake Superior]. Scale [ca. 1:380,000].

Map shows provincial boundary lines, rivers, trails, and areas of Native American habitation in Upper and Lower California. Includes manuscript notes on boundaries proposed in 1849. Relief shown by hachures. Scale [ca. 1:3,380,000].

Atlas map of Texas, showing counties, towns, roads, rivers, creeks, and other geological features. An inset map of the Texas Panhandle, titled "Texas North of Red River," is included in the lower-left corner, showing the Texas boarder meeting the Arkansas River. Includes notes on the terrain and explorers of Texas. Relief shown in hachures.

An 1845 map of the Pacific coastline starting slightly west of present-day Alaska and extending to Mexico, including Oregon, California,and regions north to the Arctic. It shows cities and some towns, and selected rivers, mountains, and other features. This map is meant to accompany a history of Oregon, California, and other west-coast territories.

Map shows existing and proposed railroads lines in New England and Quebec, and proposed east-west railroad line across British provinces. Areas of Indian habitation are indicated. Relief shown by hachures. Scale not given.

Map shows exploratory routes taken across Kansas, northern New Mexico, and southern Colorado; settlements, locations and dates for camps, and areas of Native American habitation; Santa Fé Trail. Includes notes. Relief shown by hachures. Scale [1:2,000,269].

Map shows location of nearby towns in the vicinity of Mexico City with distances noted; "Mexico C[ity] central to equidistant radii."