Rare Dutch edition of this highly important map the region, from Pike's account of his expedition to the West . The map shows Pike's route through the region from the west of the Mississippi, from the Missouri River to the Red River, and extending...
Extremely rare map of the states of the lower Mississippi, focusing on the states of Arkansas, Louisiana, and Mississippi, published by Edward Mendenhall, in Cinncinnati during the Civil War. The map labels the counties and parishes of the three...
The Neutral Lands and the Race To Construct Railroad Lines from Northern Kansas to Indian Territory Unrecorded railroad map of Texas, the Southern and Mdiwestern States, published by the Missouri River, Fort Scott & Gulf Railroad and the...
Rare separately published map of Jefferson County, Arkansas, published in Pine Bluff, Arkansas. The map is centered on Pine Bluff and tracks the course of the Arkansas River through the map. This is apparently the second edition of Wilson's map, with...
A Foundational American Map An exceptional Trans-Mississippi West map, showing the first portion of Zebulon Pike's exploration of the American Southwest. The map shows Pike's route through the region from the west of the Mississippi, from the...
Rare full original color example of this map of Louisiana and the southeastern part of Arkansas, from an early edition of Bradford's first atlas. Early county configurations in Arkansas and parish configurations in Louisiana.
Highly detailed map of Louisiana, Mississippi and Arkansas, published by Johnson & Ward. The map is hand colored by counties and parishes and showing the extent of the state surveys to date. Includes towns, railroads, forts, post offices, roads,...
French edition of Stephen Long's seminal map of the region drained by the Arkansas, Kansas, Missouri and Mississippi Rivers, one of the most important maps of the American West. Stephen H. Long led a government expedition to the Rocky Mountains in...
Nice example of the 1831 Mitchell edition of Finley's map of Arkansas and Missouri, being one of the earliest separately issued regional maps to show Arkansas in its double-width configuration (including most of Oklahoma). A number of counties in the...
The First Map of Arkansas Territory in its "Statehood" Configuration. Burr's map of Arkansas Territory is the earliest printed map of Arkansas in its final statehood configuration to appear in a commercial atlas. All earlier maps show Arkansas...
Scarce early map of Arkansas from Tanner's Universal Atlas. Shows canals, proposed canals, railroads, proposed railroads, major roads, distances, towns, rivers, etc. A key at the top of the map shows the steamboat routes and distances. Well less than...
Early General Land Office Survey map of Arkansas, published in 1837. The map shows the extent of the public surveys in Arkansas with the following symbols. The various symbols and surveys reflect completed surveys, surveys contracted but not yet...
Scarce early map of Arkansas from Tanner's Universal Atlas. Shows canals, proposed canals, railroads, proposed railroads, major roads, distances, towns, rivers, etc. A key at the top of the map shows the steamboat routes and distances. Well less than...
Map of the Arkansas Surveying district, shewing the extent of Public surveys in said district on the 30th September 1844. Shows the progress of the public land surveys. Indicates townships to be resurveyed, incomplete, those under contract but...
Interesting early survey map of Arkansas, showing the progress of the township survey work through 1844, along with a detailed explanation of the progress of the surveys through September 30, 1844, by William Pelham, the Surveyor General of Arkansas.
An elegantly engraved and highly detailed map or Arkansas, based upon Tanner's work in the early 1840's. Shows counties, towns, roads, canals, lakes, etc. While often referred to as the German Mitchell, this characterization is unfair, as the work...
