Map Collections from the University of Texas at Arlington - 8 Matching Results

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Map of the Flint & Pere Marquette Railroad and connections.

Description: Map shows existing and proposed railroad lines for region from Minneapolis to Boston, centered on Lower Peninsula, Mich., as far south as St. Louis, Louisville, Ky., and Norfolk, Va., and as far north as Duluth and Quebec. Relief shown by hachures. Scale not given
Date: [1888..1908]
Creator: Matthews-Northrup Company
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Opperman's map of the Middle Oil Field, 1883.

Description: Map shows petroleum exploration activity and oil fields for Warren, Forest, Clarion, and portions of adjacent Pennsylvania counties; landowners, property tracts, tract numbers, drilling and well locations, roads, railroads, and towns. Includes explanation. Scale [ca. 1:75,400].
Date: 1883
Creator: Opperman, J.
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Pennsylvania.

Description: Map shows major roads, canals, railroads, counties, cities, towns, township boundaries. Scale [ca. 1:2,150,000].
Date: 1882
Creator: Phillips & Hunt
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Pittsburgh and Allegheny City.

Description: Map shows late nineteenth century Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania area street names, city limits, steam and horse railroads, bridges, parks, cemeteries, and neighborhoods. Some Cincinnati buildings are also shown. Scale not given.
Date: [1885..1905]
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Pittsburgh and Allegheny City.

Description: Map shows late nineteenth century Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania area street names, city limits, steam and horse railroads, bridges, parks, cemeteries, and neighborhoods. Some Cincinnati buildings are also shown. Scale not given.
Date: [1885..1905]
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