Mitchell's New School Atlas: A Series of Forty-Four Copperplate Maps, 1874

Description: Mitchell's New School Atlas :: Mitchell's Modern Atlas: A Series of Forty-Four Copperplate Maps, by S. Augustus Mitchell, published by J. H. Butler & Co., Philadelphia, PA, 1874 — 44 color map pages, followed by 24 text pages — measures: 9 3/4" x 11 3/4" — OCLC Number / Unique Identifier: 82614165 Contents: Maps:Eastern HemisphereWestern HemisphereNorth AmericaCanadaNova Scotia, Prince Edward Island, Cape Breton IslandNewfoundlandUnited States and TerritoriesMaine, New Hampshire, VermontMassachusetts, Rhode Island, ConnecticutNew York, New Jersey, PennsylvaniaMaryland, Virginia, West Virginia, North CarolinaSouth Carolina, Georgia, Florida, Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana, Tennessee, ArkansasTexasMichigan, WisconsinOhio, Kentucky, Indiana, Illinois, Iowa, MissouriMinnesota, DakotaNebraskaDakota, Montana, WyomingKansas, Colorado, New Mexico, Indian TerritoryCalifornia, Oregon, Nevada, Utah, Idaho, Washington, ArizonaMexico, Central AmericaWest IndiesCubaHaytiSouth AmericaVenezuela, U.S. of Colombia, EcuadorIsthmus of PanamaPeru, BoliviaChili, Paraguay, Argentine Confederation, UruguayEuropeGreat Britain and IrelandNorway, Sweden, Denmark, Part of RussiaPrussia, German States, Holland, BelgiumFrance, Spain, Portugal, BelgiumAustria, Switzerland, Italy, Turkey in Europe, GreeceSwitzerlandAsiaPalestine, or the Holy LandTurkey in Asia, Persia, Arabia, Afghanistan, Beloochistan, TurkestanHindoostan, Farther India, China, Thibet, CoreaAfricaEgyptLiberiaOceanicaNew ZealandGeographical Tables, etc.Area and Population of the WorldArea and Population of the various Countries of North AmericaArea and Population of the various Countries of South AmericaArea and Population of the various Countries of EuropeArea and Population of the various Countries of AsiaArea and Population of the various Countries of AfricaArea and Population of the various Countries of OceanicaArea and Population of the Principal Islands in the WorldArea and some of the Principal Lakes in the WorldHeights of the Principal Mountains in the WorldHeights of the Principal Volcanoes in the WorldLengths of the Principal Rivers in the WorldArea and Population of the United States in 1870, and Population in 1790, 1800, 1810, 1820, 1830, 1840, 1850, and 1860Population, in 1870, of the Capitals of the several States, and of all the Towns of the United States containing upwards of 8000 InhabitantsPopulation of 700 of the Principal Cities in the World, from the Latest Authorities, in Even ThousandsAgricultural Statistics of the United States, according to the Census of 1870Pronouncing Vocabulary

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