Cowperthwait, Thomas & Co. took over the publication of S. Augustus Mitchell's important Universal Atlas in 1850 and for several years continued to produce maps that were among the best issued in the period. The map depicts a state beginning to come into its own, with development throughout the state. Maps issued by Thomas, Cowperthwait & Co. are known for their depiction of transportation systems and this map is typical of their high standards. The burgeoning network of roads, railroads, and canals is clearly depicted, connecting the many towns throughout this prosperous state. An excellent picture of Illinois during the mid-19th century. Railroads highlighted in red, canals in blue. Shows towns, rivers, lakes, common roads, cities. Frame close to left edge, as published. Small bit of soiling at bottom right corner margin. Very light toning. 13.375 x 15.75

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