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Shows surface features, in particular rivers, lakes and mountain ranges, from the Mississippi River west to the Pacific Ocean.
Includes portions of Canada and Mexico.
Prime meridians: Philadelphia and London.
"Lewis, del." ; "Bower, Sc."--below border.
"27"--upper right corner.
Separated from: Carey's general atlas, improved and enlarged : being a collection of maps of the world and quarters, their principal empires, kingdoms, &c. Philadelphia : published by M. Carey and Son, 1818.
This version of the map is the second state. The place name "St. Louis" has been moved to west of the Mississippi River with the erasure of the old name location still present above Cahokia on the east side of the river.
Shows surface features, in particular rivers, lakes and mountain ranges, from the Mississippi River west to the Pacific Ocean.
Includes portions of Canada and Mexico.
Prime meridians: Philadelphia and London.
"Lewis, del." ; "Bower, Sc."--below border.
"27"--upper right corner.
Separated from: Carey's general atlas, improved and enlarged : being a collection of maps of the world and quarters, their principal empires, kingdoms, &c. Philadelphia : published by M. Carey and Son, 1818.
This version of the map is the second state. The place name "St. Louis" has been moved to west of the Mississippi River with the erasure of the old name location still present above Cahokia on the east side of the river.