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Preliminary Map of Routes Reconnoitered and Opened In the Territory of Utah in 1858
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About This Map
Old map of Roads, Southwest, New, Trails, United States, Utah.
Created by Millard Fillmore, J. H. (James Hervey) Simpson in 1858.
Created by Millard Fillmore, J. H. (James Hervey) Simpson in 1858.
- Relief shown by hachures. Depths shown by contours.
- Shows camps, forts, early trails through Great Salt Lake region, wagon roads, springs and mountains.
- From: Report of the Secretary of War, communicating, in compliance with a resolution of the Senate, Captain Simpson's report and map of wagon road routes in Utah Territory (35th Cong. 2nd Session Senate Ex. Doc. no.10).
- Includes "Note."
Map Subjects
Discovery And Exploration
Roads
Southwest New
Trails
United States
Utah
Millard Fillmore
J. H. (James Hervey) Simpson
1858
Map Tags
1858
Discovery And Exploration
J. H. (James Hervey) Simpson
Map
Maps
Millard Fillmore
Roads
Southwest New
Trails
United States
Utah
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