Highly detailed and excellently crafted map from the mid-nineteenth century, published by Thomas, Cowperthwait & Co. This firm took over the publication of S. Augustus Mitchell’s important Universal Atlas in 1850, and they continued to produce updated maps that were amongst the best issued in the period until 1855. The map features a host of topographical details, including Railroads highlighted in red, canals in blue. Shows towns, rivers, lakes, common roads, cities and assorted coastal features. The Thomas, Cowperthwait & Co. maps are especially known for their depiction of the transportation routes of the states, and this map is no exception. The transportation infrastructure was extremely important at this period of increased immigration and travel. Extremely light stain at top left and right paper edges. An excellent example. 13 x 15.75

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