Map contains markings signifying various canals, railroads, and roads, with distances marked occassionally. Additionally, map displays major steamboat routes, as welll as a profile of the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal. Map is hand-colored.

Contains two maps, one showing Maryland and Delaware; the other showing New Jersey. Each map shows the separate counties in each state.

Map shows Maryland, Delaware, and New Jersey counties, with the plan of Baltimore on the reverse.

Map shows the counties of Texas, with parts of surrounding states and territories, though with less detail. An inset shows the plan of Galveston, Texas, and vicinity. Map comes from pages 38 and 39 of a larger book.

Map is among the earliest to distinguish West Virginia from Virginia.

Map shows West Virginia and Virginia as distinct states, and it distinguishes the counties in each state.

Map is on two sides of a sheet of paper. Side A contains Virginia and West Virginia. Side B contains two county maps: one is of Maryland and Delaware; the other is of New Jersey.

2 maps, one on each side of the sheet of paper. Side A contains a county map of Virginia and West Virginia, and side B contains a plan for Washington, DC.

Map shows Kentucky and Tennessee, circa 1870.

Map shows North and South Carolina with inset maps of Charleston harbor and the plan of Charleston.