Sketch of the Atlantic and Gulf Coasts of the United States Showing the Loyal Part, and the Parts of the Coasts of the Rebellious States In Actual Possession of the U. S. Troops 1862

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Old map of Atlantic Coast, Gulf Coast, United States.

Created by Edmund Blunt, G. W. (George William) Blunt in 1862.

• Scale not given.
• Civil War Map
• Lower right corner of the copy is wanting.
• "This sketch was prepared to show at a glance the difference in extent of the coasts of the U. States occupied by the loyal men and rebels; its circulation it is believed will have the effect of counteracting the exertions of traitors at home as well as those abroad. Persons having correspondents in Europe would do well to send copies of this sketch to them for circulation. The figures ... show the depth of water. Geo. W. Blunt."
• "Loyal part" of the coast is distinguished by a heavy line and the "rebel part" by a thin line.
• Principal coastal features are named.
• Description derived from published bibliography.

Map Subjects

Atlantic Coast

Atlantic Coast (U.S.)

Coasts

Gulf Coast

Gulf Coast (U.S.)

United States

Edmund Blunt

G. W. (George William) Blunt

1862