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United States, North America, according to Calvin, Smith & Tanner : the north central section comprising Michigan, Illinois, Wisconsin, Iowa, Indiana, Nebraska, Minnisota, and part of Missouri & Kentucky

Date

between 1860 and 1869?

Creator

Swanston, George H

Part of: Edward and Sheila Scanlan Collection of Maps of the Great Lakes Region

Rare Books & Special Collections, Hesburgh Libraries

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This is called United States, North America, according to Calvin, Smith & Tanner : the north central section comprising Michigan, Illinois, Wisconsin, Iowa, Indiana, Nebraska, Minnisota, and part of Missouri & Kentucky within the category of Map.

This is called United States, North America, according to Calvin, Smith & Tanner : the north central section comprising Michigan, Illinois, Wisconsin, Iowa, Indiana, Nebraska, Minnisota, and part of Missouri & Kentucky within the category of Map.

This is called United States, North America, according to Calvin, Smith & Tanner : the north central section comprising Michigan, Illinois, Wisconsin, Iowa, Indiana, Nebraska, Minnisota, and part of Missouri & Kentucky within the category of Map.

Metadata

Creator: Swanston, George H
Collection: Edward and Sheila Scanlan Collection of Maps of the Great Lakes Region
Date: between 1860 and 1869?
Publisher: A. Fullarton & Co., Edinburgh
Material Type: Map
Genre/Physical Characteristic: 1 map
Dimensions: 38 x 50 cm
Language: English
Immediate Source of Acquisition: Donated to the Library by Edward and Sheila Scanlan in 2003-2004
Subject: Middle West -- Maps

Metadata

Identifier: MAN 1862-01-F3
Campus Location: Rare Books & Special Collections, Hesburgh Libraries
Link to Library Catalog: https://onesearch.library.nd.edu/permalink/f/1phik6l/ndu_aleph002207206; This digital collection may not include all items or all of the information available about the source collection. See the finding aid for more information.

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