Marching Routes of the U.S. Forces, Localities & Dates of the More Important Conflicts--districts of Coast Returned Under the Control of the U.S., Etc. & Etc 1862

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Old map of United States.

Created by J. E. (Julius Erasmus) Hilgard, United States Coast Survey in 1862.

• Shows areas occupied by the U.S. forces at several times during the early Civil War using blue, green, and red boundary lines.
• Covers the U.S. westward to approx. 95°W latitude.
• Relief shown by shading.
• Transfer; U.S. Dept. of Commerce and Labor; Apr. 24, 1911.
• Assumed to have been drawn as a preliminary sketch for the printed map "Historical sketch of the rebellion", published by the U.S. Coast Survey in May 1862.
• Pen-and-ink (black and several colors), blue watercolor (for bodies of water), brown watercolor (for relief shading), and lead-pencil additions.
• Civil War Map
• Includes note handwritten in ink at lower right: First project of "Rebellion Sketch", keep[?] J.E.H.

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