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geographicus.com

J. H. Whitney issued a his railroad maps between 1888 and 1890. They are rare and little known, but represent some of the earliest and most important maps of their respective subjects: Salt Lake City, Pueblo, Trinidad, Portland, Seattle, Port Townsend, Astoria, Spokane, Bellingham Bay.

davidrumsey.com

 browse 113,000 maps and images in luna viewer  visit david rumsey map center at stanford library    view maps recently added to online collection    welcome...

uniquemaps.com

Reviews for The Unique Maps Co., which sources, restores and customises rare old maps.

vintage-maps.com

Vintage maps, sea charts, old atlases and town views. We only offer authentic antique maps dating from the 15th to the 18th centuries.

thevintagemapshop.com

Topographical Map of the City of New York. Showing Original Water Courses and Made Land. By: Egbert L. Viele Original Date: 1865 Size of Original: 18.5 x 2.6 inches (47 x 160 cm) This map is a fine print reproduction of one of the scarcest, most important and most enduring maps of New York City ever published. Viele's map covers Manhattan Island in its entirety and details the canals, swamps, rivers, ditches, ponds, meadows, and drainage basins of Manhattan as they existed prior to the city's urban development. The map is so accurate that a version of it is used to this day by architects and contractors who need to ascertain the location of underground rivers and swamps which might destabilize foundations of new construction projects.  The map was twenty years in the making as Viele consulted original sources such as plans, older maps, and surveys in his quest to create a dependable and accurate reference, even consulting the first maps depicting the island as it was when the first Dutch settlers built a fur trading post on the tip of the island. Viele's efforts resulted in this map, a masterpiece of its kind. Please contact us for larger / custom sizes. Inventory #81031

mapsofantiquity.com

We have noticed a lot of interest in nautical charts lately, and thought it would be interesting for everyone if we put together some information about nautical charts and other nautical items.     1775 - An Exact Chart of the River St. Lawrence from Fort Frontenac to the Island of Anticosti shewing the Soundings, Rock

sanderusmaps.com

Old, antique map of Sicilia, by Giacomo Cantelli da Vignola, published by Giovanni de Rossi. - Title: Isola e Regno di Sicilia - 1684.

bostonraremaps.com

From 1794 to 1890, an ever-shifting coalition of state legislators, town select board members, surveyors, scientists, entrepreneurs and even ultimately the Fede

nwcartographic.com

This British Admiralty nautical chart of Barbados was originally surveyed in 1869, first published in 1873 and updated through 1943, with further corrections extending to 1960. It presents a detailed hydrographic and topographic portrait of the island as it appeared under nearly a century of observation, offering mariners a precise depiction of one of the most important ports and waypoints in the southeastern Caribbean. Hydrographic Detail and Coastal Features The chart shows the entire coastline of Barbados surrounded by depth soundings measured in fathoms, with shoals, reefs, and coastal contours carefully delineated. Anchorage areas appear along the western and southern coasts, and lighthouses and navigational beacons are marked at prominent points including Harrison Point, Ragged Point, and Needham’s Point. Several large compass roses assist in plotting bearings across the island’s surrounding waters. The bottom margin includes profile views of the coastline as seen from the north, west, and south, providing visual aids for mariners approaching land. Topography and Inland Settlements Inland, the map identifies parishes, towns, plantation roads, estates, and dispersed settlements across the island. Bridgetown is presented in detailed urban form, showing its harbor, streets, and anchorage approaches. Shaded relief captures the island’s distinctive terraced limestone landscape, emphasizing the central highlands, deep gullies, and gently sloping plains that radiate toward the coast. Historical Context Historically, this chart reflects Barbados during its time as a British colony, when sugar production and inter-island commerce shaped the island’s economy and daily life. Bridgetown functioned as a key maritime hub for both military and commercial vessels navigating the southeastern Caribbean. Successive Admiralty revisions incorporated new navigational aids and updated shoreline information as maritime activity increased and the island began developing modern transpo

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