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A New Map of Arkansas with its Canals Roads &...

Stock# 110715

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Henry Schenck Tanner

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A New Map of Arkansas with its Canals Roads & Distances

Publication Place / Date

Philadelphia / 1836

Image Dimensions

11 x 14 inches

Color

Hand Colored

Condition

Stock# 110715

$195.00

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Description

Scarce early map of Arkansas from Tanner's Universal Atlas.

Shows canals, proposed canals, railroads, proposed railroads, major roads, distances, towns, rivers, etc.

A key at the top of the map shows the steamboat routes and distances. Well less than half of Arkansas' counties have been established. Hot Springs County extends from Saline Creek to the western border with Texas.

Condition Description

Minor staining.

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Antique Maps / United States / South / Arkansas

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