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A New Map Of New York with its Canals, Roads, Distances from Place to Place, along the Stage & Steam Boat Routes… By Henry Schenk Tanner
1835 Henry Schenk Tanner
A New Map Of New York with its Canals, Roads, Distances from Place to Place, along the Stage & Steam Boat Routes…
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A New Map Of New York with its Canals, Roads, Distances from Place to Place, along the Stage & Steam Boat Routes…
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Philadelphia / 1840
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13 x 10.5 inches
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Hand Colored
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Detailed and interesting map of New York, hand-colored by county and showing towns, rivers, bays, lakes, railroads, roads, mountains, forts, etc.

Tables of steamboat routes and distances and a profile of the Erie Canal.

Tanner's Universal Atlas was the forerunner of a series of American atlases continued by Mitchell; Thomas, Cowperthwait & Co.; Desilver; S.A. Mitchell Jr, and others which extended to the early 1890s.

This map was reissued with changes to the title block into the 1850s.

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