One of the scarcer early Mitchell maps of this area. Second edition. Nebraska in long panhandle configuration, but counties have been extended below the Platte River to Saunders [short-lived] county in the southwest corner of the territory. Two additional counties above Platte River also appear. Counties in other states/territories updated as well. Colorado shown with early county configuration. The gold regions near Denver City are shown, as are several Indian tribes, early towns, forts, etc. Predates Idaho and Wyoming. Shows early proposed railroads, forts, Indian tribes, rivers, mountains, etc. Names the Pony Express Route. The plains region is still very much in transition with the results of several major explorations commenced immediately after the civil war are not yet in evidence. Third border style: floral border in same design as above, but with a one-inch gap [no flowers, just gray space] on top and bottom sides, left and right of center respectively. Published prior to the end of March 1863. Not a common version of this map. Mild toning. Couple of pinpoint sulfide spots. 11.5 x 14

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