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Ohio. By David H. Burr
Burr, David H.
Ohio. By David H. Burr
1846
0107.000
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Burr, David H.
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Ohio. By David H. Burr. Published By J.H. Matheer & Co. Hartford. 1846. Entered ... 1833 by J.H. Colton & Co. ... New York. Engraved & Printed by S. Stiles & Co. (inset) Cincinnati.
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0107.000
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Last edition, first was 1833; this was the only edition published by Mather. This came from the Minnesota Historical Society collection. Full color by county. Colton published all the earlier editions. See our #3161 for the 1836 edition published by Colton. Explanatory remarks showing towns, roads, canals and railroads. Prime meridians are Greenwich and Washington, D.C.
Map of the United States, 1854
Burr, David H.
Map of the United State...
1854
2263.000
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Burr, David H.
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Map of the United States, Exhibiting the Several Collection Districts. Senate Ex. Doc. No. 77. Drawn by David H. Burr. Draftsman U.S. Senate. Ackerman Lith. 379 Broadway, N.Y.
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2263.000
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33rd Cong.,1st Sess., Senate Ex Doc. No.77. From a government publication on tax collection, published in July of 1854 (see our copy). Shows Kansas and Nebraska (possibly the first government map to do so) and the Gadsden purchase. Slightly larger scale than Burr's 1839 Map of the U.S., and, of course, entirely different western topography. However, there is a graphic similarity (lettering, overall look) between this and the earlier map. Burr is listed on the map as "Draftsman U.S. Senate." Shows Ports. States and districts boundaries indicated in red and yellow outline. Depth of water shown by soundings. Prime meridians are Greenwich and Washington, D.C.
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