Highly detailed GLO map of Louisiana. This four map set includes: 1. Map of the South Western District Louisiana. 2. St. Helena District La. 3. South Eastern District Louisiana 4. Map of the District North of red River La.

Highly detailed GLO map of Louisiana. This four map set includes: 1. Map of the South Western District Louisiana. 2. St. Helena District La. 3. South Eastern District Louisiana 4. Map of the District North of Red River La.

Highly detailed GLO map of Louisiana. This four map set includes: 1. Map of the South Western District Louisiana. 2. St. Helena District La. 3. South Eastern District Louisiana 4. Map of the District North of Red River La.

Highly detailed GLO map of Louisiana. This four map set includes: 1. Map of the South Western District Louisiana. 2. St. Helena District La. 3. South Eastern District Louisiana 4. Map of the District North of Red River La.

Highly detailed GLO map of Louisiana. This four map set includes: 1. Map of the South Western District Louisiana. 2. St. Helena District La. 3. South Eastern District Louisiana 4. Map of the District North of Red River La.

Highly detailed GLO map of Louisiana. This four map set includes: 1. Map of the South Western District Louisiana. 2. St. Helena District La. 3. South Eastern District Louisiana 4. Map of the District North of Red River La.

Highly detailed GLO map of Louisiana. This four map set includes: 1. Map of the South Western District Louisiana. 2. St. Helena District La. 3. South Eastern District Louisiana 4. Map of the District North of Red River La.

Surveys mainly in southern half of state. Shows Choctaw Cession of 1830, Chickasaw Cession of 1833, Creek Cession of 1832, and Cherokee Cession. Also shows Old Creek and Old Choctaw boundary lines and Old Madison County. Towns shown include Mobile, Sparta, Montgomery, Wetumka, Mardisville, Tuscaloosa, and others.

Surveys mainly in southern half of state. Shows Choctaw Cession of 1830, Chickasaw Cession of 1833, Creek Cession of 1832, and Cherokee Cession. Also shows Old Creek and Old Choctaw boundary lines and Old Madison County. Towns shown include Mobile, Sparta, Montgomery, Wetumka, Mardisville, Tuscaloosa, and others.

This 1848 Florida GLO map was divided into 3 sections, showing North, South, and Western Florida. The western portion covers the land between the Perdido and Oclocknee Rivers, with good river detail and survey coverage in the west. The northern map covers land between the Wacilla River and the Atlantic Ocean, south to Lake George. This area includes the Arredondo Grant, Jacksonville, and Newmanville. The southern sheet covers the rest of the state south of Lake George, much of which is everglades and marked as swampland. The Line of the 20 Mile Indian Reserve is marked, also the military reserve on Hillsborough Bay and Fort Izard and Smyrna. Title and references are on the western sheet only.

This 1849 Florida GLO map was divided into 3 sections, showing North, South, and Western Florida. The western portion covers the land between the Perdido and Oclocknee Rivers, with good river detail and survey coverage in the west. The northern map covers land between the Wacilla River and the Atlantic Ocean, south to Lake George. This area includes the Arredondo Grant, Jacksonville, and Newmanville. The southern sheet covers the rest of the state south of Lake George, much of which is everglades and marked as swampland. The Line of the 20 Mile Indian Reserve is marked, also the military reserve on Hillsborough Bay and Fort Izard and Smyrna. Title and references are on the western sheet only.

Shows rivers, towns such as Indianapolis, Crawfordsville, Winimac and Fort Wayne. Several grants shown, including Clark's Grant, a Donation Tract near Vincenns, and the Miami Reservation.

Shows rivers, towns such as Indianapolis, Crawfordsville, Winimac and Fort Wayne. Clark's Grant and a Donation Tract near Vincenns are marked. Unsurveyed area near center of state was previously the Miami Reservation.

Shows rivers, towns such as Indianapolis, Crawfordsville, Winimac and Fort Wayne. Clark's Grant and a Donation Tract near Vincenns are marked.

Colorful and useful GLO map sums up the Land Office work in Missouri. Counties are shown in outline color, with county seats labelled. Railroad land grants also marked, and iron and coal mines. Also major rivers and cities. A piece of Missouri history.

This very early GLO map of Arkansas has shaded and outline color in dark and light brown, green, blue, yellow, and pink. Towns shown include Pine Bluff, Hot Springs, Little Rock, Helena, Fayetteville, Batesville and others. The western edge of the state is marked by Choctaw and Cherokee boundary lines, while in the southwest is an area marked Disputed Territory and shows the 'supposed" line between the United States and Texas. Other features of interest on the map are the Old Cherokee Line stretching from the Arkansas to the White River and a very small Cherokee reservation along the Arkansas. The 'supposed course of St. Francis River" is shown in the northeast corner.

Shaded and outline color in green, yellow, orange, pink and blue. Towns shown include Pine Bluff, Hot Springs, Little Rock, Helena, Fayetteville, Batesville and others. Town marked Columbus on previous maps now known as Columbia. The western edge of the state is marked by Choctaw and Cherokee boundary lines, while in the southwest is an area marked Disputed Territory and shows the 'supposed" line between the United States and Texas. Other features of interest on the map are the Old Cherokee Line stretching from the Arkansas to the White River and a very small Cherokee reservation along the Arkansas. The 'supposed course of St. Francis River" is shown in the northeast corner.

Unusual Land District version of the 1840 GLO, small format. Features of interest on this map include Choctaw and Cherokee Lines to west, Old Cherokee Line from the Arkansas to the White River and 'supposed course of St. Francis River". Outline color in pink.

By 1841, the survey grid covered most of the state. The western border is delineated by the Choctaw and Cherokee boundary lines. Towns marked include Little Rock, Pine Bluff, Fayetteville, Hot Springs, Columbia, Batesville, and Fulton. Other features of interest: the Old Cherokee Line running between the Arkansas and White Rivers, a very small Cherokee reservation on the Arkansas, and the 'supposed" course of the St. Francis River.

Survey grid covers most of the state. The western border is delineated by the Choctaw and Cherokee boundary lines. Towns marked include Little Rock, Pine Bluff, Fayetteville, Hot Springs, Columbia, Batesville, and Fulton. Other features of interest: the Old Cherokee Line running between the Arkansas and White Rivers, a very small Cherokee reservation on the Arkansas, and the 'supposed" course of the St. Francis River.

All but a few small areas of the state are under survey by this date. The western border is delineated by the Choctaw and Cherokee boundary lines. Towns marked include Little Rock, Pine Bluff, Fayetteville, Hot Springs, Columbia, Batesville, and Fulton. Other features of interest: the Old Cherokee Line running between the Arkansas and White Rivers, a very small Cherokee reservation on the Arkansas, and the 'supposed" course of the St. Francis River.

All but a few small areas of the state are under survey by this date. The previously mysterious St. Francis River is now under survey by 1847.The western border is delineated by the Choctaw and Cherokee boundary lines. Towns marked include Little Rock, Pine Bluff, Fayetteville, Hot Springs, Columbia, Batesville, Van Buren and Fulton. Other features of interest: the Old Cherokee Line running between the Arkansas and White Rivers and a very small Cherokee reservation on the Arkansas.

The 1850 GLO uses shaded and outline color in blue, pink, green and yellow to show survey areas in different stages of completion. Western border of the state is marked by Choctaw and Cherokee boundary lines, and Texas border appears in southwest. Towns marked include Little Rock, Pine Bluff, Fayetteville, Hot Springs, Columbia, Batesville, Van Buren and Fulton. Other features of interest: the Old Cherokee Line running between the Arkansas and White Rivers and a very small Cherokee reservation on the Arkansas.

Western border of the state is marked by Choctaw and Cherokee boundary lines, and Texas border appears in southwest. Towns marked include Little Rock, Pine Bluff, Fayetteville, Hot Springs, Columbia, Batesville, Van Buren and Fulton. Other features of interest: the Old Cherokee Line running between the Arkansas and White Rivers and a very small Cherokee reservation on the Arkansas.

By this time, the entire state is under survey. Western border of the state is marked by Choctaw and Cherokee boundary lines, and Texas border appears in southwest. Towns marked include Little Rock, Pine Bluff, Fayetteville, Hot Springs, Columbia, Batesville, Van Buren and Fulton. Other features of interest: the Old Cherokee Line running between the Arkansas and White Rivers and a very small Cherokee reservation on the Arkansas.

This GLO not only shows the surveys in their various stages of completion, but also the boundaries of swampy and flooded lands; an extra bit of topographic information you don"t usually see on GLO maps. The western border of the state is Choctaw and Cherokee boundary lines, and the Texas border is shown in the southwest. Towns marked include Little Rock, Pine Bluff, Fayetteville, Hot Springs, Columbia, Batesville, Van Buren and Fulton. Other features of interest: the Old Cherokee Line running between the Arkansas and White Rivers and a very small Cherokee reservation on the Arkansas.

This GLO not only shows the surveys in their various stages of completion, but also the boundaries of swampy and flooded lands; an extra bit of topographic information you don"t usually see on GLO maps. The western border of the state is Choctaw and Cherokee boundary lines, and the Texas border is shown in the southwest. Towns marked include Little Rock, Pine Bluff, Fayetteville, Hot Springs, Columbia, Batesville, Van Buren and Fulton. Other features of interest: the Old Cherokee Line running between the Arkansas and White Rivers and a very small Cherokee reservation on the Arkansas.

This very detailed GLO map shows not only the status of the surveys, but also major areas of swampland and railroad reservations. The western border of the state is the Cherokee and Choctaw boundary lines. Quite a few towns are shown, including Little Rock, Pine Bluff, Fayetteville, Hot Spring, Columbia, Batesville, Van Buren and Fulton. Other features of interest: the Old Cherokee Line running between the Arkansas and White Rivers and a very small Cherokee reservation on the Arkansas.

This very detailed GLO map shows not only the status of the surveys, but also major areas of swampland and railroad reservations. The western border of the state is the Cherokee and Choctaw boundary lines. Quite a few towns are shown, including Little Rock, Pine Bluff, Fayetteville, Hot Spring, Columbia, Batesville, Van Buren and Fulton. Other features of interest: the Old Cherokee Line running between the Arkansas and White Rivers and a very small Cherokee reservation on the Arkansas

1866 Arkansas GLO map shows survey grid and boundaries of swamp and flooded lands, as well as railroad land grants in pink, yellow and blue outline color. Western border of the state is Choctaw and Cherokee boundary lines. Numerous towns are labeled, as well as the Old Cherokee Line and Cherokee reservation on the Arkansas river.

Dakota Territory. Shows Yankton reserve, Ft. Randall Military Reserve, Ponka reserve, and Indian reserve in northeast corner. Surveys along Big Sioux and Missouri Rivers.

Dakota Territory. Shows Yankton reserve, Ft. Randall Military Reserve, Ponka reserve, and Indian reserve in northeast corner. Surveys along Big Sioux and Missouri Rivers.

Alachua Land District survey map.

Alachua Land District survey map.

St. Augustine Land District survey map.

Tallahassee Land District survey map. Includes all of northwestern Florida. Forbes" Purchase marked.

Tampa Land District survey map. Includes all of southern tip of Florida and Keys. Everglades not surveyed.

An unusually geographically specific GLO map showing the boundary line between Michigan and Wisconsin. Labels "The course designated by Capt. Cram" and the trail from L"Anse to Lac Vieux Desert. Rivers and lakes shown.

Shows surveys for entire state, with principal meridians and major rivers and towns. Towns marked include Chicago, Springfield, Danville, Palestine, Shawneetown, and others.

Shows survey grid, principal meridians and baselines and major rivers. No towns marked on this particular map. Contains a note regarding the eastern boundary line of the state.

This map focuses on showing the state's land districts. Also shown are rivers and many towns. More detail than in many of the maps from previous years.

This map focuses on showing the state's land districts. Also shown are rivers and many towns. More detail than in many of the maps from previous years.

This map focuses on showing the state's land districts. Also shown are rivers and many towns. More detail than in many of the maps from previous years.

An exceptionally detailed GLO map. Shows unlabelled railroad land grant lines, as well as some survey work outside of the state, in neighboring parts of Indiana, Iowa, and Missouri. Map is in reference to act of Congress in 1850 regarding the reclamation of swamplands and the work of the GLO pursuant to this act.

Most surveys in the state already under way or completed by this date except in north. Chicago, Springfield, Danville, Vandalia, Kaskaskia, and Galena are among the towns labeled, these being Land Office locations. Outline color in green and yellow.

Most of state completed. Areas unfinished are shown in bright outline color with the delinquent surveyor's name and excuses noted. Towns marked include Chicago, Springfield, Danville, Palestine, others.

Most of state completed. Unfinished areas shown in pink, yellow, orange outline color. Towns marked include, Chicago, Springfield, Danville, Palestine, others.

Most of state completed. Unfinished areas shown in pink, yellow, green outline color. Towns marked include Chicago, Springfield, Danville, Palestine, others.

Uses shading to show "the districts embraced in Contracts for Subdivisions North of Grand and Saganaw Rivers". Names of surveyors given for some areas in Upper Peninsula.

Surveys in Missouri still in early stages by this date. Shows new and old western and northern borders. Outline color in green, yellow, and pink. Surveyors" names marked on certain districts. St. Louis, Jackson, Palmyra, Fayette, and Lexington are labelled.