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Map of the Valley of Mexico, With a Plan of the Defences of the Capital and the Line of Operations of the United States Army Under Major General Scott In August and September 1847

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Old military map of Mexico, Mexico, Valley Of., Valley of.

Created by Millard Fillmore, E. L. F. (Edmund Lafayette) Hardcastle, Winfield Scott, M. L. Smith in 1847.
  • Shows United States troop movements, roads, buildings, geographical features, cities, and towns in the "Valley of Mexico."
  • Relief shown by hachures.
  • Annotated in red ink and sectioned into 12 and mounted on cloth.
  • Signed on verso: No. 125, Mexico, Valley of 1847. Millard Fillmore.
  • Includes information on troop numbers and divisions.
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Map of the Valley of Mexico, With a Plan of the Defences of the Capital and the Line of Operations of the United States Army Under Major General Scott In August and September 1847 by Relic Map Company