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The western seat of war : the important strategic positions of the western war, the advance towards Tennessee and New Orleans via the Mississippi and the state of Kentucky, the points of resisitance selected by the Rebels, and the bridges destroyed by the Unionists in Tennessee

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Title
The western seat of war : the important strategic positions of the western war, the advance towards Tennessee and New Orleans via the Mississippi and the state of Kentucky, the points of resisitance selected by the Rebels, and the bridges destroyed by the Unionists in Tennessee
Creator
New York Herald Company  
Scale
Scale approximately 1:3,800,000  
Place of Publication
New York (N.Y.)
Publisher
New York herald  
Date of Publication
December 10, 1861  
Extent
1 map
Dimensions
13 x 22 cm
Notes
  • Bosse, D. Civil War newspaper maps, 720.
  • Removed from newspaper: The New York herald, Tuesday, December 10, 1861, page 1.
  • Shows towns, roads and railroads, locations of Union and Confederate forces, bridges destroyed, surface water, and mountain ranges.
  • Covers all of Kentucky and Tennessee and adjacent parts of surrounding states.
  • Relief shown by hachures.
Coverage-Spatial
  • Tennessee  
  • Kentucky  
Language
English
Subject
  • Civil War, 1861-1865  
  • History  
Genre
Maps  
Rights
No Copyright - United States
Type
Cartographic material  
Repository
Map Library
Local Bib ID
99955571920805899
Collection Title
Civil War Maps
Collection
Civil War Maps
TitleThe western seat of war : the important strategic positions of the western war, the advance towards Tennessee and New Orleans via the Mississippi and the state of Kentucky, the points of resisitance selected by the Rebels, and the bridges destroyed by the Unionists in Tennessee
CreatorNew York Herald Company  
ScaleScale approximately 1:3,800,000  
Place of PublicationNew York (N.Y.)
PublisherNew York herald  
Date of PublicationDecember 10, 1861  
Extent1 map
Dimensions13 x 22 cm
Notes
  • Bosse, D. Civil War newspaper maps, 720.
  • Removed from newspaper: The New York herald, Tuesday, December 10, 1861, page 1.
  • Shows towns, roads and railroads, locations of Union and Confederate forces, bridges destroyed, surface water, and mountain ranges.
  • Covers all of Kentucky and Tennessee and adjacent parts of surrounding states.
  • Relief shown by hachures.
Coverage-Spatial
  • Tennessee  
  • Kentucky  
LanguageEnglish
Subject
  • Civil War, 1861-1865  
  • History  
GenreMaps  
RightsNo Copyright - United States
TypeCartographic material  
RepositoryMap Library
Local Bib ID99955571920805899
Collection TitleCivil War Maps
CollectionCivil War Maps

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