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Color map. Includes references. Relief shown by hachures., Atlas in 20 plates,19 color maps. Including:1- New Mexico. 2-Idaho. 3-Kansas. 4-Washington. 5-Louisiana. 6-Dakota. 7-Nebraska. 8-Wyoming. 9- Arizona. 10-Utah. 11-Nevada. 12-Indian Territory.- 13-Oregon. 14-Montana. 15-Florida. 16-California in 2 shoots. 17-Minnesota. 18-Colorado. Maps showing land offices, townships subdivided, county seats, cities, towns, boundaries of land districts, railroad limits, military reservations, boundaries of counties, and Indian reservations. "Compiled from the official records of the General Land Office and other sources by C. Roeser, Principal Draughtsman G.L.O."

One of the series of adjacent sixteen maps. Mounted on linen. Relief shown in hachures., 16 sheets plus index sheet. 2nd ed.(1876 1st ed). cf Modelski 54 (smaller 1973 edition). At head of title: 1876. Not listed in Wheat or most other references. Related to the Centennial Atlas of the United States published in 1876, although those maps were on a somewhat larger scale (1"=12 to 20 miles, vs 1"=20 miles for this). When joined, these sheets would make a map 8 feet tall by 12 feet wide., cf Phillips Maps p926(1876 ed.).

Map in outline color. Gold, silver, and copper mines are prominently shown., Table of contents has title: List Of Maps, Showing The progress of public surveys accompanying the Annual Report of the General Land Office, dated October 2, 1866 ... First large colored state maps issued by GLO. Maps mounted on linen and bound in folio with "General Land Office Report. Maps." stamped in gilt on the spine. No text, which was issued separately. Outline color. David Rumsey Collection copy lacks cover title., P1388.

Good detail on the Grand Canyon. With printed full and outline color., Not listed in Kelsay.

Printed in color. Far more detailed than the 1883 edition. Probably the most detailed and accurate map of the Territory to date. Scale: 12 miles to 1 inch. Shows private land grants confirmed and unconfirmed, Surveyor General's Office and Land Offices in color, townships, completed railroads, Indian reservations, military reservations, and county boundaries. Relief shown by hachures. Prime meridians are Greenwich and Washington, D.C., Printed in color. Far more detailed than the 1883 edition. Probably the most detailed and accurate map of the Territory to date., Kelsay p. 150.

Ten maps each 52x43 cm., printed with outline and full color. Not in Kelsay, these maps record the development of the territory over a fourteen year period. These are smaller than the usual GLO maps and may have been made specially for the Territorial Annual Reports. Shows private claims confirmed and unconfirmed, Indian, military, and forest reservations. Relief shown by shading. Prime meridians are Greenwich and Washington D.C., Not in Kelsay, these maps record the development of the territory over a fourteen year period. These are smaller than the usual GLO maps and may have been made specially for the Territorial Annual Reports. Printed with outline and full color.

Ten maps each 52x43 cm., printed with outline and full color. Not in Kelsay, these maps record the development of the territory over a fourteen year period. These are smaller than the usual GLO maps and may have been made specially for the Territorial Annual Reports. Shows private claims confirmed and unconfirmed, Indian, military, and forest reservations. Relief shown by shading. Prime meridians are Greenwich and Washington D.C., Not in Kelsay, these maps record the development of the territory over a fourteen year period. These are smaller than the usual GLO maps and may have been made specially for the Territorial Annual Reports. Printed with outline and full color.

Ten maps each 52x43 cm., printed with outline and full color. Not in Kelsay, these maps record the development of the territory over a fourteen year period. These are smaller than the usual GLO maps and may have been made specially for the Territorial Annual Reports. Shows private claims confirmed and unconfirmed, Indian, military, and forest reservations. Relief shown by shading. Prime meridians are Greenwich and Washington D.C., Not in Kelsay, these maps record the development of the territory over a fourteen year period. These are smaller than the usual GLO maps and may have been made specially for the Territorial Annual Reports. Printed with outline and full color.

Ten maps each 52x43 cm., printed with outline and full color. Not in Kelsay, these maps record the development of the territory over a fourteen year period. These are smaller than the usual GLO maps and may have been made specially for the Territorial Annual Reports. Shows private claims confirmed and unconfirmed, Indian, military, and forest reservations. Relief shown by shading. Prime meridians are Greenwich and Washington D.C., Not in Kelsay, these maps record the development of the territory over a fourteen year period. These are smaller than the usual GLO maps and may have been made specially for the Territorial Annual Reports. Printed with outline and full color.

Ten maps each 52x43 cm., printed with outline and full color. Not in Kelsay, these maps record the development of the territory over a fourteen year period. These are smaller than the usual GLO maps and may have been made specially for the Territorial Annual Reports. Shows private claims confirmed and unconfirmed, Indian, military, and forest reservations. Relief shown by shading. Prime meridians are Greenwich and Washington D.C., Not in Kelsay, these maps record the development of the territory over a fourteen year period. These are smaller than the usual GLO maps and may have been made specially for the Territorial Annual Reports. Printed with outline and full color.

Ten maps each 52x43 cm., printed with outline and full color. Not in Kelsay, these maps record the development of the territory over a fourteen year period. These are smaller than the usual GLO maps and may have been made specially for the Territorial Annual Reports. Shows private claims confirmed and unconfirmed, Indian, military, and forest reservations. Relief shown by shading. Prime meridians are Greenwich and Washington D.C., Not in Kelsay, these maps record the development of the territory over a fourteen year period. These are smaller than the usual GLO maps and may have been made specially for the Territorial Annual Reports. Printed with outline and full color.

Ten maps each 52x43 cm., printed with outline and full color. Not in Kelsay, these maps record the development of the territory over a fourteen year period. These are smaller than the usual GLO maps and may have been made specially for the Territorial Annual Reports. Shows private claims confirmed and unconfirmed, Indian, military, and forest reservations. Relief shown by shading. Prime meridians are Greenwich and Washington D.C., Not in Kelsay, these maps record the development of the territory over a fourteen year period. These are smaller than the usual GLO maps and may have been made specially for the Territorial Annual Reports. Printed with outline and full color.

Ten maps each 52x43 cm., printed with outline and full color. Not in Kelsay, these maps record the development of the territory over a fourteen year period. These are smaller than the usual GLO maps and may have been made specially for the Territorial Annual Reports. Shows private claims confirmed and unconfirmed, Indian, military, and forest reservations. Relief shown by shading. Prime meridians are Greenwich and Washington D.C., Not in Kelsay, these maps record the development of the territory over a fourteen year period. These are smaller than the usual GLO maps and may have been made specially for the Territorial Annual Reports. Printed with outline and full color.

Ten maps each 52x43 cm., printed with outline and full color. Not in Kelsay, these maps record the development of the territory over a fourteen year period. These are smaller than the usual GLO maps and may have been made specially for the Territorial Annual Reports. Shows private claims confirmed and unconfirmed, Indian, military, and forest reservations. Relief shown by shading. Prime meridians are Greenwich and Washington D.C., Not in Kelsay, these maps record the development of the territory over a fourteen year period. These are smaller than the usual GLO maps and may have been made specially for the Territorial Annual Reports. Printed with outline and full color.

Ten maps each 52x43 cm., printed with outline and full color. Not in Kelsay, these maps record the development of the territory over a fourteen year period. These are smaller than the usual GLO maps and may have been made specially for the Territorial Annual Reports. Shows private claims confirmed and unconfirmed, Indian, military, and forest reservations. Relief shown by shading. Prime meridians are Greenwich and Washington D.C., Not in Kelsay, these maps record the development of the territory over a fourteen year period. These are smaller than the usual GLO maps and may have been made specially for the Territorial Annual Reports. Printed with outline and full color.

With printed color. Undissected and backed with linen. Folds into original black leather folder 25.5x15 with the remnants of the title stamped in gold barely readable on the spine., Kelsay p.150.

Color map. Scale 15 miles to 1 inch. Shows the Grand Canyon, private land grants confirmed and unconfirmed, cities and towns, completed railroads, Indian reservations, military reservations, and county boundaries. Relief shown by hachures. Prime meridians are Greenwich abd Washington, D.C., Unfolded, separately issued. Full of interesting information on the state; shows the Grand Canyon. Printed color., cf Phillips Maps 123.