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Map of the Mexican National Railway : showing also its relative position to the railway system of the United States, both as to the eastern & western halves of the continent Mexican National Railway, 1882
Map of the Mexican National Railway : showing also its relative position to the railway system of the United States, both as to the eastern & western halves of the continent
Alternative Title
Mexican National Railway, 1882
1882 map of the Mexican National Railway
Creator
Edward Stanford Ltd.
Scale
Scale approximately 1:8,200,000
Coordinates
(W 125°--W 70°/N 45°--N 15°).
Place of Publication
London (England)
Publisher
Edward Stanford Ltd.
Date of Publication
1882
Extent
1 map : color
Dimensions
41 x 56 cm
Notes
Shows the Mexican National Railway running up to Laredo, Texas, where it connects with numerous tributary railroads. Particular emphasis is placed on the Texas & St. Louis Railway, which reaches Chicago. The map differentiates between the Mexican National Railway, branches & connections (red), the Mexican Railway, Limited (thick gray line), and the principal through routes in the U.S. (thin gray line). Manuscript additions to the map track the completion of rail laid shortly after the map's production and were probably added by a British or American investor tracking the progress of the reorganized build-out in late 1882 or early 1883.
Map of the Mexican National Railway : showing also its relative position to the railway system of the United States, both as to the eastern & western halves of the continent
Alternative Title
Mexican National Railway, 1882
1882 map of the Mexican National Railway
Creator
Edward Stanford Ltd.
Scale
Scale approximately 1:8,200,000
Coordinates
(W 125°--W 70°/N 45°--N 15°).
Place of Publication
London (England)
Publisher
Edward Stanford Ltd.
Date of Publication
1882
Extent
1 map : color
Dimensions
41 x 56 cm
Notes
Shows the Mexican National Railway running up to Laredo, Texas, where it connects with numerous tributary railroads. Particular emphasis is placed on the Texas & St. Louis Railway, which reaches Chicago. The map differentiates between the Mexican National Railway, branches & connections (red), the Mexican Railway, Limited (thick gray line), and the principal through routes in the U.S. (thin gray line). Manuscript additions to the map track the completion of rail laid shortly after the map's production and were probably added by a British or American investor tracking the progress of the reorganized build-out in late 1882 or early 1883.
Map of the Mexican National Railway : showing also its relative position to the railway system of the United States, both as to the eastern & western halves of the continent