Eight Survey Tracts Along the Kanawha River, W.Va. Showing Land Granted to George Washington and Others in 1774

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Old map of Kanawha River Valley, United States, West Virginia.

Created by William Crawford, Samuel Lewis, George Washington in 1774.

• Scale ca. 1:40,000.
• Manuscript, pen-and-ink.
• This map has some imperfections: deteriorated along old fold lines. We'll do our best to restore the image before printing.
• Oriented with north toward the lower left.
• Has watermarks.
• Individual surveys dated 1771 through 1774, performed by "Mr. Saml. Lewis" and "Wm. Crawford" with the assistance of John Floyd.
• Authorship of the map as a composite work ascribed to George Washington in Lawrence Martin's The George Washington atlas.
• Includes descriptive index-tables for survey tracts 1-5 and 7-8.
• Accompanied by a survey certificate describing survey tracts 6 and 7.

Map Tags

1774

Early Works To 1800

George Washington

Kanawha River Valley

Kanawha River Valley (W. Va.)

Land Grants

Map

Maps

Maps Manuscript

Real Property

Samuel Lewis

United States

West Virginia

William Crawford