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1885. Nell's New Topographical & Township Map of the State of Colorado Compiled from U.S. Government Surveys & other authentic Sources . . .

  • Nell's New Topographical & Township Map of the State of Colorado Compiled from U.S. Government Surveys & other authentic Sources . . .

Nell's New Topographical & Township Map of the State of Colorado Compiled from U.S. Government Surveys & other authentic Sources . . . information:

Year of creation: 
Resolution size (pixels): 
 2217x1612 px
Disk Size: 
 1.54785MiB
Number of pages: 
 1
Place: 
 Denver
Author: 

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Printing at 72 dpi 
  30.79 х 22.39
Printing at 150 dpi 
 14.78 х 10.75
Printing at 300 dpi 
 7.39 х 5.37

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Nell's New Topographical & Township Map of the State of Colorado Compiled from U.S. Government Surveys & other authentic Sources . . .

The rare 1885 edition of Nell's map of Colorado. A remarkably detailed map, certainly the most complete of Colorado to appear after statehood (1876). The map meticulously depicts the geographical and topographical details of the state, including mountain elevations. Wagon roads, trails, and railroads both existing and proposed are depicted. Counties are shown in different colors. Nell was worked on the 1871-1879 Wheeler Surveys and gained a significant amount of information from this work, which he ultimately employed in producing what is without doubt the best large format map of the state of the period and became a huge commercial success. Nell notes railroads, proposed railroads, wagon roads, proposed wagon roads, trails, county seats, post offices, villages, townships subdivided and surveyed, contour lines, military reservations, private grants, areas of each county, astronomical positions, arable lands, and a host of other details. Nell succeeded Thayer as the most important map maker in Colorado and continued publishing maps until the early 1900s. An essential map for Colorado collectors.


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Item information:

Year of creation:
Size:
2217x1612 px
Disk:
1.54785MiB
Number of pages:
1
Place:
Denver
Author:
Louis Nell.
$9.99

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