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Goldthwait's map of the United States & Canada

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Goldthwait, J. H

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Relief shown by hachures.Includes statistical charts: Population of the United States (by state and territory, 1790-1860)--Ratio of slaves to total population--Positions of forts.Insets: Map of the great railroad routes from the Middle Atlantic ports to the Mississippi River--Map of the railroads of New England and eastern N. York.
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Text
Format:
Maps
Contributors:
Colton, G. Q. (Gardner Quincy), 1814-1898
Created Date:
1861
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Maps of North America

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Lionel Pincus and Princess Firyal Map Division. The New York Public Library

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The New York Public Library

Keywords

  1. Canada
  2. New England
  3. Railroads
  4. United States

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