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Map Collection #3: U.S. and North AmericaJefferys, Geographer to His Royal Highness, the Prince of Wales, at the corner of St.Martin's Lane, Charing Cross. Photostatic copy from the British Museum. Drawer 862840."Landforms of the United States" 27" x 42", black and white map by Erwin Raisz toaccompany Atwood's "Physiographic Provinces of North America." This map gives a verydetailed listing of all landforms and elevations in the U.S. and Southern Canada, 1957.Drawer 859641.Western United States; Historic forts of the old west. A 22" x 35" green on yellow mapprepared by the U. S. Sixth Army, 1975. Drawer 859642.North America; A 16" x 21" map of the western half of North America. Black and whitenegative with a cloth backing, 1806. Drawer 862843.North America; A 13" x 16" blue on white map of the spread of the Spanish Horse. No date.Drawer 862844.United States; A 14" x 18" blue on yellow map. Oklahoma is listed as Indian Territory. Nodate. Drawer 862845.United States; Full color 18" x 32" map of the Missouri Pacific Railroad Lines, 1940.Drawer 859646.United States; 22" x 38" black, blue, red and white map of Missouri Pacific Lines showingmineral and vegetable resources close to Missouri Pacific lines. Drawer 859647.Southeastern United States; 30" x 26" full color National Geographic map. Insets of Littoralof Cape Hatteras and Norfolk and Lower Mississippi, 1947. Drawer 859648.Southwestern United States; 23" x 34" full color. National Geographic map of thesouthwest, 1948. Drawer 859649.United States; 27" x 38" blue and red on white map of Y.W.C.A. War Work Centers by L.S. Hammond. No date. Drawer 859650.United States; 15" x 22" full color map by the Kenyon Co., 1915. Drawer 862851.United States; 15" x 22" black and white map of Indian tribes, reservations and settlementsin the U.S., 1943. Drawer 862852.North America; 29" x 23" black and white series of 13 maps detailing Indian origins andmigrations with archeological and theoretical evidences. Includes: Indian lands andcommunities; hunters, trappers and traders; wars, battles and conflicts in eastern U.S.;military forts and camps in eastern U.S.; Hudson Bay Company, Fur Trade forts and posts;

Map Collection #3: U.S. and North AmericaIndians and Christianity; exploration routes and trails 1835-1872; early sea routes to IndianAmerica. Drawer 8596 MISSING53.United States; 22" x 34" black and white "Bootleggers Map of the U.S." Drawer 862854.United States; Indian Reservation areas. 30" x 35" black, blue, red on white map of IndianReservations with inset of Alaska. Published by Bureau of Indian Affairs, 1961. Drawer859655.Railroad Map of the United States; 23" x 35" black and blue on white map detailing allmajor rail lines in the U.S., Mexico and Cuba, 1884. Drawer 859656.United States; 23" x 37" Rock Island Railroad Map of National Army cantonment camps,reserve officers camps and aviation sites by Rand McNally. No date. Drawer 859657.United States; 24" x 35" full color map of American Folk- lore and Legends by John DukesMcKee. No date. Drawer 859658.United States; 14" x 19" blue, black and white Dept. of Interior map of Indian Reservationsunder federal jurisdiction, 1940. Drawer 862859.Indian Lands; 26" x 35" blue and red on white map of Indian lands operating under somedegree of Federal Responsibility. Published by the Bur. of Indian Affairs, 1965. Drawer859660.United States; 10" x 13" black and blue on white, U.S.G.S. map of the states with majorcities and rivers, 1940. Drawer 86286l.Henry Teasdale & Co. map of North and South America. Circa 1820's. A color outlinedmap of 13" x 16" dimension. Missouri Territory extends into central Canada and west ofthat is Albion, located to the north of New California. Numerous forts are indicated andChicago is non-existent. Drawer 862862.North America. An Ethnographical Map of the Indian Tribes of the United States (andCanada) as of 1600 A. D. Published by Lippincott, Grambo & Co. of Philadelphia. Amulticolored 9" x 12" map showing the geographical situation of the Linguistic stocks ofthe native Americans. (the border is taped) Drawer 862863.North America. An 1839 Mitchell map, engraved to illustrate Mitchell's. An 8" x 10"colored map with California in possession of Mexico. The far northwest extends northwardalmost to Alaska, Canada is labeled New Britain. Drawer 862864.North America. A G. H. Swanston of Edinburgh map, circa 1850. A 16" x 19" coloroutlined map showing the location of various Indian tribes, frontier forts, settlements and

Map Collection #3: U.S. and North Americarivers. There are several tribes with peculiar spelling and location. Drawer 862865.North America. A map of Linguistic Stocks of American Indians North of Mexico by J. W.Powell. Prepared for the Seventh Annual Report of the B. A. E. as Plate I. A multi-colored18" x 20" map. (two copies, one has considerable taping) Drawer 862866.North America. Primarily, the same map as the above. This version is from the EleventhCensus. Issued in 1890. Drawer 862867.North America. The 1915 revision by the Staff of the B.A.E. of Powell's Linguistic StockMap. Very similar to the above map. Drawer 862868.United States. A black and white 8" x 13" map. George Catlin's Map of the Indian Countryshowing the approximate location of Indian tribes and the buffalo range in 1833. Publishedin the Eleventh U. S. Census. (torn and taped) Drawer 862869.Essentially the same map as above, only not identified as being Catlin's map. Shows a fewmore fort locations. Indian tribal locations are approximately the same. A 8" x 14" blackand white map. Drawer 862870.United States. A small 8" x 10" colored map of Aboriginal America showing theDistribution and Territorial Limits of the Indian Nations in the New World. (Taped) Drawer862871.United States. circa 1850's. A multi-colored 12" x 15" map. California and Texas have theirmodern boundaries, Arizona, Nevada, Utah, Idaho, Montana, Colorado, Wyoming and theDakotas have not yet been founded. Nebraska Territory extends north to Canada and KansasTerritory extends west to the Rockies. (Two copies) Drawer 862872.United States. 1858 map by J. H. Colton & Co. A multi-colored 12" x 14" map. Similar tothe above map, however, "Dakota" has been carved out of Western Minnesota and UtahTerritory has been created. Drawer 862873.United States. Mitchell map of the U.S. and Territories, a colored 12" x 20" map. A huge"Dacotah" region has flattened out the Territory of Nebraska. Arizona is the southernportion of New Mexico Territory. Colorado and Kansas are states and Nevada Territory hasbeen carved out of western Utah Territory. An inset shows Newfoundland. Pony Expresstrails and exploration routes are shown also. Drawer 862874.United States. Mitchell map of the U.S. and Territories, dated 1860 the same as the U. S.above map. There are, however, considerable differences. Idaho Territory has mushroomedup between Dakota Territory and the states of Washington and Oregon. The territories ofNew Mexico and Arizona more closely resemble the modern states. Nebraska is now a statewith modern boundaries. Insets show Pensacola Bay and Hampton Roads, Virginia. The

Map Collection #3: U.S. and North AmericaOregon, Santa Fe, Overland and California Trails are shown. 12" x 20" Drawer 862875.Asher & Adams map of the United States and Territories. All states and territories showmodern boundaries, with the exception of North and South Dakota which are lumpedtogether as Dakota Territory. Existing and proposed railroads are shown. Alaska is shown inan inset. Drawer 862876.General map of the United States by J. Bartholomew F.R.G.S.; Published by A. & C. Blackof Edinburgh. A colored 16" x 22" map very similar in content and formation to the abovemap. This one shows more railroad routes. (no date) Drawer 862877.United States. 1880 population distribution map (excluding Indians not taxed). A black andwhite 9" x 15" map that was plate No. II in the 1880 census report. Drawer 862878.United States. A 9" x 14" black and white map showing the National Forests and relateddata, 1930. Published by the Forest Service of the Department of Agriculture. Drawer 862879.United States. A county outline map by the Department of Agriculture. All counties in the48 states are shown. An 11" x 18" map. Drawer 862880.United States. A colored 7" x 9" map taken from an unknown atlas depicting the U.S. circa1821. Shows free and slave states and areas undergoing gradual abolition. Drawer 862881.United States. An unfolding panorama of settlement stages of the U.S. from 1663 to 1890.Black and green and kept in a protective folder. Drawer 862882.Map of the United States and Canada. "Designed to Accompany Smith's Geography forSchools", 1839. The first tier of states west of the Mississippi River have their modernboundaries. Indian Territory extends from the Red River north to the Kansas River. Texasstretches west to the Rio Grande valley in modern New Mexico and north to the 42ndparallel. Nebraska Territory encompasses all of modern North and South Dakota, Montana,Wyoming, and part of Colorado, Oregon and California, separated by the 42nd parallelcover the entire area between the Rockies and the Pacific. A colored 11" x 18" map. Drawer862883.Map of the United States, Canada and a part of Mexico. "To Illustrate Olney's SchoolGeography", 1844. Texas has attained its modern boundary, and New Mexico and UtahTerritories have been carved out of California. A colored 11" x 18" map. Drawer 862884.Ontario, Canada's fishing lodges and lakes. A colored distance map of 10" x 15" dimension.Drawer 862885.The Ods, Oxford and Red Sucker Lakes region of Ontario, Canada. A colored 11 x 17"map. Drawer 8628

Map Collection #3: U.S. and North America86.British Columbia. A map of the Rocky Mountains between Latitude 51 degrees and 53degrees. Printed for the Canadian Pacific Railways. A colored 13" x 22" map. Drawer 862887.Map of North America to illustrate Olney's School of Geography. Entered by Act ofCongress, in 1844. A colored 9" x 11" map. The U.S. lacks only the Gadsden Purchase area.The plains are labeled "The Great American Desert" and show only Indian inhabitants.Drawer 862888.North America. Designed to accompany Cornell's High School Geography. Dated 1855, andpublished by D. Appleton and Co. of New York. A colored 10" x 12" map. Cities, riversand mountains are the only items shown. The reverse side shows "The British Provinces ofNorth America." Drawer 862889.United States. Designed to accompany Cornell's High School Geography. Dated 1855 andpublished by D. Appleton & Co. of New York. Montana, Wyoming, Idaho, Arizona and theDakotas do not exist. They are encompassed by Dacota, Nebraska, Washington and NewMexico territories. Utah is very wide and Nevada lacks its southern tip. Nebraska'spanhandle extends to the Rockies. Only Colorado and Indian Territories have modernboundaries. Drawer 862890.Map of the United States and territories together with Canada. A colored 13" x 21" mapdated 1860 and copyrighted by S. A. Mitchell. Wyoming is still part of Dacotah Territoryand Arizona, is part of New Mexico. The rest of the territories have assumed their modernboundaries. Insets show Hampton Roads, Virginia, and Pensacola Bay. Drawer 862891.Maps of Indian Lands and Communities. American and Alaskan Indian Reservation andGroups. Albers Equal Area Projection. About 150 miles to the inch. On the opposite sideare, a. Cultural Areas of American Indians and Location Today, and, b. Probable Locationof Indian Tribes North of Mexico about 1500 A.D. from by Clark Wissler. Maps printedand prepared by the U. S. Dept. of the Interior, Bureau of Indian Affairs and Haskell IndianJunior College, Lawrence, Kansas. December, 1976. Drawer 862892.North America; 16" x 11" green and white outline map of North America showing riversand major mountain ranges, no date. Drawer 862893.United States; 17" x 11" black and white map showing all major rivers, lakes and outlinesof the states. Prepared by Henry M. Leppard, 1939. Drawer 862894.United States; 14" x 21" black and white outline map of the U.S. with major rivers and statecapitals shown. Rand McNally & Co., 1913. Two copies. Drawer 862895.United States; 19" x 12" full color map showing slave states and non-slave states, borderslave-holding states and Oklahoma as Indian Territory. No date. circa 1860-62. Drawer

Map Collection #3: U.S. and North America862896."The Conquest of Indian America." A series of 30 maps and charts detailing early Indianhistory, territory, customs, food and dwellings. 29" x 23" maps by Bill Rieske, 1982.Drawer 859696.1"Native American Tribes." A black and white map of the U.S. and Alaska with a detailedlisting of Indian tribes and their original locations.96.2"Indian Dwellings and Homes." Black and white map of the U.S. and Alaska showing manydifferent types of Indian dwellings in areas they were once used.96.3"Exploration Routes and Trails, 1607-1675." Black and white map showing the location ofall major Indian areas and villages with the routes of European explorations in color."Exploration Routes and Trails, 1675-1800." black and white map of Indian villages in theU.S. with European exploration routes in full color.96.4"North and South America-A Comparison Including Language Groups, Cultural Areas andTribes." A series of 8 maps, the first four of which compare European territorial possessionsin North and South America from 1700 to 1826. The next two maps list the native languagefamilies of North and South America. The last two maps list the cultural areas and tribes ofNorth and South America.96.5"Missions and Presidios of the Old Southwest, Including Some Farms, Ranches,Settlements and Towns." A detailed listing of all mission settlements from 1500 to 1850.96.6"Transportation of the Fur Trade, A History of Transportation." A general history of alltypes of boats used in early trade and exploration, from the dugout canoe to the steamboat.96.7"Indian Record Keeping, The Battle of Little Bighorn, Indian Drawings of Custer's Defeat."A series of nine Indian drawings and a map of the battle area. Indian drawing shows theIndian camp, the calvary attack, scenes of the battle and pictures of Indian and Army deadon the battlefield.96.8"Indian Record Keeping, Lone Dog's Winter Count 1800-1871, A 70 year calendar of theDakota Nation." A chronological series of Dakota pictographs with the date and explanationof each.96.9"Indian Record Keeping, Oglala Sioux Roster." The five principal chiefs of the OglalaSioux are listed along with their band and the Oglala sub-chiefs in this full color poster with9 separate illustrations.96.10 "Contributions of Native Americans-Navajo Dyes and Weaving." A list of 17 Navajo dyeswith the plant sources and directions for preparation of each. Includes 16" x 21" full color

Map Collection #3: U.S. and North Americapicture of a Navajo weaving and the plants that make the dyes used.96.11 "Contributions of Native Americans, Edibles." A partial list of drink, flour, fruit, gum, meal,nuts, salad and vegetable sources along with a listing of 35 fruits and vegetables withillustrations.96.12 "Contributions of Native Americans; Hopy Dyes, Kachinas, Pottery, Weaving." A series of25 pictures of pottery, weaving and kachina dolls along with lists of Hopi Dyes, Navajo teaand some Kachina mask symbols and seasonal calendar.96.13 "Exploration Routes and Trails 1800-1820." A black and white U.S. map showing all majorforts and Indian camps along with a listing of expeditions west of the Mississippi."Exploration Routes and Trails 1820-1835." A black and white U.S. map showing all majorforts and Indian camps along with a listing of expeditions west of the Mississippi.96.14 "Exploration Routes and Trails, Spanish 1512-1675." A black and white U.S. map with alisting of Indian areas and Spanish expeditions and dates."Exploration Routes and Trails, Spanish 1675-1811." A black and white U.S. map with alisting of Indian areas, forts, missions and Spanish expeditions in the southwest. Includesinset of Spanish Possessions in 1783.96.15 "Treaties, Agreements and Land Cessions 1778-1909, Including Executive Orders andMemorandum, Eastern States." A black and white map of the eastern U.S. showing Indianlands and treaty dates."Colonial Early California and Pueblo." A list of colonial treaties, agreements and landcessions 1613-1775, California Mexican and early state treaties 1836-1852 and PuebloSpanish Land Grants 1687-1751.96.16 "Treaties, Agreements and Land Cessions 1778-1909, Including Executive Orders andMemorandums." A black and white map of the western U.S. with a listing of tribes andtreaty dates.96.17 "Military Forts, Posts and Camps, Trans-Mississippi West." A black and white map of thewestern U.S. showing military establishments, including forts listed by state.96.18 "Wars, Battles and Conflicts." A black and white map of the western U.S. showing thelocation of numerous Indian battles, including a list of Indian battles by state.96.19 "Territorial Growth on Indian Lands 1800-1860, Showing Claims and Statehood Dates." Aseries of six illustrations showing the development of U.S. territory from 1810 to 1860.

Map Collection #3: U.S. and North America96.20 "Territorial Growth on Indian Lands, Eastern States from Colonial Times to 1800." A seriesof three maps; 1775, 1790, 1800 showing U.S. territorial expansion. Also shown is a list ofimportant dates and names.96.21 "United States Prehistoric Indian Cultures." A series of four maps showing prehistoriccultural development in America from 5000 b.c. to 1300 a.d.96.22 "Early Indian Village Scenes, Ancient to Prehistoric Times." A series of 15 full color scenesof Indian life.96.23 "Animals of the Fur Trade." A series of 60 full color illustrations of animals used for foodand commerce. Also listed is a set of 54 black and white maps showing habitat areas of theanimals in the fur trade.96.24 "Indian Village Scenes and Activities." A set of 28 pictures showing North and SouthAmerican Indian culture and life.96.25 "Ancient Indian Ruins, Southwest." A set of 16 photographs of Indian ruins.96.26 "Ancient Cliff Dwellings, Utah." A set of 16 photographs of ancient Indian cliff dwellings.96.27 "Primitive Rock Art Glossary, Subjects and Symbols." A collection of primitive artsymbols, bird symbols of the southwest and Hopi faces, heads and masks.96.28 "United States Primitive Rock Art, Including Part of Canada and Mexico." Primitive artfrom across North America is shown.96.29 "World Primitive Rock Art." Primitive art from all over the world is shown.96.30 "Language Families of North America." A full color linguistic family map by J. W. Powellwith insets of North America and Siberia along with an extensive list of "North AmericanIndian Tribes."97.Indian Territory-Texas. A black on white "Map of the Country Upon Upper Red RiverExplored in 1852 by Captain R. B. Marcy, Fifth U. S. Infantry." The route explored, as wellas dates of arrival at various points, are indicated. Surrounding waterways and topographicalfeatures are also shown. A cross-section elevation inset is included. Map measures 18" x36". Undated. Drawer 859698.United States. A colored map measuring 29" x 56" and showing towns, cities, somecounties, states, transportation routes, waterways, and mountain ranges for the ContinentalUnited States. Northern Mexico is shown, but in less detail. Also, the extent of publicsurveys is shown. General Land Office, U. S. Department of the Interior, 1868.Encapsulated and stored flat on top o

University of Oklahoma Libraries Western History Collections . United States; A 1933-1935 Political map showing the Governors and U. S. Senators representing each party and state. A red and green 34" x 44" page with accompanying . Coasts of California, New Albion, and Russian Discoveries to the North, with the Peninsula