An edition of The Western tourist and emigrant's guide (1840)

The Western tourist and emigrant's guide

through the states of Ohio, Michigan, Indiana, Illinois, Missouri, Iowa, and Wisconsin, and the territories of Minesota [!] Missouri and Nebraska: being an accurate and concise description of each state and territory; and containing the routes and distances on the great lines of travel. Accompanied with a large and minute map, exhibiting the township lines of the United States' surveys, the boundaries of counties, and the position of cities, villages and settlements, etc., etc.

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The Western tourist and emigrant's guide
Joseph Hutchins Colton
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An edition of The Western tourist and emigrant's guide (1840)

The Western tourist and emigrant's guide

through the states of Ohio, Michigan, Indiana, Illinois, Missouri, Iowa, and Wisconsin, and the territories of Minesota [!] Missouri and Nebraska: being an accurate and concise description of each state and territory; and containing the routes and distances on the great lines of travel. Accompanied with a large and minute map, exhibiting the township lines of the United States' surveys, the boundaries of counties, and the position of cities, villages and settlements, etc., etc.

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J. H. Colton
Language
English
Pages
89

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Subjects
Description and travel, Guidebooks
Places
Middle West, Mississippi River Valley, Old Northwest
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Cover of: The Western tourist and emigrant's guide
The Western tourist and emigrant's guide: through the states of Ohio, Michigan, Indiana, Illinois, Missouri, Iowa, and Wisconsin, and the territories of Minesota [!] Missouri and Nebraska: being an accurate and concise description of each state and territory; and containing the routes and distances on the great lines of travel. Accompanied with a large and minute map, exhibiting the township lines of the United States' surveys, the boundaries of counties, and the position of cities, villages and settlements, etc., etc.
1850, J. H. Colton
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Cover of: The western tourist and emigrant's guide
The western tourist and emigrant's guide: with a compendious gazetteer of the states of Ohio, Michigan, Indiana, Illinois, and Missouri, and the territories of Wisconsin and Iowa, being an accurate and concise description of each state, territory and county, and an alphabetical arrangement of every city, town, post village or hamlet ... : also, describing all the principal stage routs, canals, rail-roads, and the distances between the towns : accompanied with a correct map, showing the lines of the United States' surveys
1840, J.H. Colton
in English

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Map by J. Calvin Smith.
First edition published New York, 1839.

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New York
Genre
Guidebooks.

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F597 .C7225

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89 p.
Number of pages
89

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OL6508677M
LCCN
46040579
OCLC/WorldCat
13852243

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