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Map of Nevada Princeton University Public content

Author(s):
and
Publisher:
Chicago, Ill. : Rand McNally, [1924?]
Access:
Public
Description:
Shows railroads and wagon roads. Also shows portions of eastern California. Counties are highlighted using different colors. "203"--Bottom right border. Includes index to places, with populations, and statistical chart of "Counties and county seats." Text, ill., and map of "Southern Pacific and connections" on verso. "5R24." Relief shown by hachures. Depths shown by soundings. In upper margin: No. 1. Hyd. no. 61. Shows boundaries of Northeastern States. Prime meridian: Paris. Appears in the Service hydrographique's Neptune Americo-Septentrional, [1778-1780].
Place(s):
Nevada, Maritime Provinces, and Northeastern States
Subject(s):
Nevada—Maps, Railroads—Nevada—Maps, Maps—Nevada—1924, State maps—Nevada—1924, Northeastern States—Maps—Early works to 1800, Maritime Provinces—Maps—Early works to 1800, Coasts—Maritime Provinces—Maps—Early works to 1800, Nautical charts—Maritime Provinces—Early works to 1800, Coasts—Northeastern States—Maps—Early works to 1800, Nautical charts—Northeastern States—Early works to 1800, and Nautical charts—Atlantic coast (North America)—Early works to 1800
Call number:
HMC01.3747
Held by:
Princeton: Historic Map Division, Special Collections, Firestone Library
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