8, 9. Maine
14, 15. New Hampshire and Vermont
20, 21. Commercial Railroad and County Map of Massachusetts and Rhode Island
25. Connecticut
30, 31. New York (western half)
36, 37. New York (eastern half)
42, 43. New York
56, 57. Western half of Pennsylvania
62, 63. Eastern half of Pennsylvania
68, 69. Pennsylvania
74, 75. New Jersey
82, 83. Maryland and Delaware
94, 95. Western half of Virginia and West Virginia
100, 101. Eastern half of Virginia and West Virginia
106, 107. Virginia and West Virginia
114, 115. Ohio (north half)
120, 121. Ohio (south half) and map of Hamilton County, Ohio
126, 127. Ohio
138, 139. Michigan
148, 149. Indiana
154, 155. Illinois (northern half)
160, 161. Illinois (southern half)
166, 167. Illinois
176, 177. Iowa
188, 189. Missouri
198, 199. Kansas
204, 205. Nebraska
212, 213. Colorado
222, 223. Wisconsin
232, 233. Minnesota
238, 239. North Dakota
242, 243. South Dakota
254, 255. Kentucky and Tennesee (western half)
260, 261. Kentucky and Tenessee (eastern half)
266, 267. Kentucky and Tenessee
276, 277. Western part of North and South Carolina
282, 283. Eastern part of North and South Carolina
288, 289. North & South Carolina
298, 299. Georgia
304, 305. Florida
314, 315. Alabama
322, 323. Mississippi
328, 329. Louisiana
338, 339. Arkansas
342, 343. Western half of Texas
348, 349. Eastern half of Texas
354, 355. Texas
360, 361. Oklahoma and Indian Ters.
364, 365. Arizona
368, 369. New Mexico
370. San Francisco
372, 373. Nevada
376, 377. California and Nevada (northern half)
380, 381. California and Nevada (southern half)
383. Providence
384, 385. California
386. Map of the city of New Haven
388, 389. Montana
392, 393. Utah
396, 397. Wyoming
398. Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming
400, 401. Idaho
404, 405. Western part of Washington
408, 409. Eastern part of Washington
410. City of Seattle and Environs, Washington
411. Official map of city of Tacoma, Washington
412, 413. Washington
414. Boston
416, 417. Western part of Oregon
419. Brooklyn
420, 421. Eastern part of Oregon
422, 423. Official map of the city of Portland, Oregon
424, 425. Oregon
426. City of Buffalo
428, 429. Alaska, Cook Inlet and vicinity, Birch Creek and tributaries, Klondike District
430. Map of the city of Quebec
431. City of Montreal
432, 433. New Foundland and Labrador
434. Toronto
436, 437. Western half of Novia Scotia
440, 441. Eastern half of Novia Scotia
444, 445. New Brunswick & Novia Scotia
450, 451. Quebec
454, 455. Ontario, north-western part of Ontario
458, 459. North-western part of Ontario
462, 463. Manitoba
464. Map of Baltimore
466, 467. Alberta, Assiniboia, Athabasca & Saskatchewan
468. Richmond and Manchester, Virginia
470, 471. British Colombia
476, 477. Map of the United States of Mexico
478. Map of the Hawaiian Islands, Crater of Mokuaweoweo on the Mauna Loa, Harbor of Honolulu
480, 481. Official map of Cuba, Province of Havana
483. Map of Washington
484, 485. Map of Porto Rico, City and Harbor of San Juan
486. Map of Cincinnati
487. Map of Columbus
488, 489. Philippine Islands
490. Cleveland
491. Greater New York
492, 493. Map of New York and vicinity
494. Toledo
495. Detroit
496, 497. Map of Philadelphia
498. Indianapolis
499. St. Louis
500, 501. Pittsburgh and Allegheny City
502. Map of Kansas City, Missouri and Kansas City, Kansas
503. Council Bluffs
504, 505. Chicago
506. Omaha
507. Map of the city of Milwaukee and Bay View, Wis.
508, 509. Map of the United States of America
510. Denver
515. Minneapolis
516, 517. Central America
518. Memphis
519. Nashville
520, 521. West Indies
522. Charleston, South Carolina
523. Atlanta
524, 525. Map of the Island of Jamaica
526. Birmingham
527. New Orleans
528, 529. Bahama Islands, Cuba, Jamaica, Haiti and Santo Domingo
530. Dallas, Texas
531. South America
532, 533. Venezuela, Colombia, Ecuador. British, Dutch and French Guiana. Galapagos Islands
534. Bermuda Islands
535. Islands of importance not delineated at large in the other maps of the atlas: Maltese Islands, Madeira, New Caledonia and Loyalty Islands, Bermuda, Tahiti, Bourbon, Mauritius or Isles de France, Barbadoes, Trinidad, Viti or Fiji Islands
536, 537. Peru and Bolivia
538. Islands in the Pacific Ocean
539. Islands in the Atlantic Ocean
540, 541. Brazil and Paraguay
542, 543. Map of the Atlantic Ocean showing distances between principal points
544, 545. Chile, Argentine Republic, and Uruguay
546, 547. Map of the Pacific Ocean showing distances between principal points and the International date line
548, 549. Principal Cities of the Old World: London, Paris, Berlin, St. Petersburg, Vienna, Cairo. Chart of the World on Mercator's Projection
550. France
551. Spain & Portugal
552, 553. Europe
554. Italy
555. Corsica and Sardinia
556, 557. England and Wales
558. Greece
559. Austro-Hungarian Monarchy
560, 561. Scotland
562. Belgium and the Netherlands
563. Denmark
564, 565. Ireland
566. Iceland, Greenland, The Faroer or Feroe Islands
567. Sweden & Norway
568, 569. Switzerland
570. Russia
571. Turkey in Europe, Bulgaria, Montenegro, Romania and Servia
572, 573. Germany
574. Crete or Candia, and Cyprus
575. Central Asia comprising Afghanistan, Baluchistan, Bokhara, Khiva & Turkestan
576, 577. Asia
578. India
579. China
580, 581. Japan
582. Persia
583. Turkish Empire in Europe and Asia, Greece, Roumania, ect.
584, 585. East Indies
586. Sumatra and Java
587. Palestine
588. Borneo
589. Northwest Africa- Morocco, Algeria and Tunis
590, 591. Africa
592. Northeast Africa- Egypt, Abyssinia, Eritrea and Egyptian Soudan
593. South Africa, Cape Colony, Natal, Orange Free State and South African Republic
594, 595. Central Africa
596. Australia
597. Tasmania and Van Diemen's Land
598, 599. Map of New South Wales
600. West Australia
601. Queensland
602, 603. Map of Victoria
604. South Australia
605. Map of New Guinea
606, 607. New Zealand
608. Chart of the World showing distances saved by the Interoceanic Canal, of Nicaragua and Costa Rico
George F. Cram (1842-1928), or George Franklin Cram, was an American mapmaker and businessman. During the Civil War, Cram served under General William Tecumseh Sherman and participated in his March to the Sea. His letters of that time are now important sources for historians of the Civil War. In 1867, Cram and his uncle, Rufus Blanchard, began the company known by their names in Evanston, Illinois.
Two years later, Cram became sole proprietor and the company was henceforth known as George F. Cram Co. Specializing in atlases, Cram was one of the first American companies to publish a world atlas. One of their most famous products was the Unrivaled Atlas of the World, in print from the 1880s to the 1950s.
Cram died in 1928, seven years after he had merged the business with that of a customer, E.A. Peterson. The new company still bore Cram’s name. Four years later, the Cram Company began to make globes, a branch of the business that would continue until 2012, when the company ceased to operate. For the final several decades of the company’s existence it was controlled by the Douthit family, who sold it just before the company was shuttered.