United States--Maps.

Map of Illinois by Johnson and Browning

Map of Massachusetts and Rhode Island with statistical tables and an inset map of Boston. Page (or print) 8. Verson is blank.

Map of Kentucky, West Virginia, Virginia, Ohio, Indiana, Maryland, Delaware, and Michigan published by Warner and Beers on page 69 of H. H. Lloyd and Co.'s Atlas of the United States. Verso is blank.

Double page, hand-colored, lithographed map of the continental United States and territories, atlas pages 40 and 41. Verso: Index of U.S. city populations in 1860 and 1870 (pages 39 and 42).

Double page map of West Virginia by George Gram, pages 32 and 33 of Gram's Modern Atlas. Versos: page 31 (eastern half of Pennsylvania) and page 34 (western hald of North Carolina).

Recto: Maps of Kentucky and Tennessee, page 59 in Tunison’s Peerless Atlas, with illustrations of state capitals. Verso: Map of Ohio, page 60 in Tunison’s Peerless Atlas, with inset map of Cincinnati and an illustration of the state capital building.

Double page, hand-colored, lithographed map of Massachusetts, Connecticut, and Rhode Island with an illustration of the Bunker Hill Monument. Pages 40-41 in from Tunison’s Peerless Atlas. Verso pages 42 and (unnumbered) depict U. S. Government buildings in Washington, D.C. buildings and eleven U.S. Presidents).

Recto: Map of southeastern New York (page 49). Verso: Map of Virginia, West Virginia, Maryland, Delaware, and Washington, D.C., page 50 in Tunison’s Peerless Atlas. Maps include notes on state areas and populations.