"Early Maps of Ohio and the West" offers a fascinating glimpse into the cartographic history of the American Midwest. Compiled by C. C. Baldwin, this collection showcases a variety of early maps that document the exploration, settlement, and development of Ohio and the surrounding western territories. These maps provide valuable insights into the geographical knowledge, surveying techniques, and evolving understanding of the region during its formative years.
Featuring meticulously reproduced maps, this volume is an essential resource for historians, genealogists, and anyone interested in the rich history of Ohio and the westward expansion of the United States. Discover the routes of early explorers, the locations of Native American settlements, and the boundaries of early land claims through these detailed and historically significant cartographic documents.
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