224 New Mexico Wagon Roads 1879 Paper Products:11"x17" Print

224 New Mexico Wagon Roads 1879 Paper Products:11"x17" PrintThis map was originally taken from a Rand McNally Atlas c. 1879. It illustrates 19th Century New Mexican wagon roads, counties, military outposts, Native American reserves, volcanic fields, stage routes, and emigrant trails. All sizes are approximate.

but was later relocated to the San Antonio River region in 1731 and renamed San Francisco de La Espada

We chose this map due to it's elegance

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Please note- Paper Versions do not have elaborate designs

A significant portion of the coast of Africa was mapped by Portuguese navigators on their voyages of discovery in the 15th and 16th centuries

Tucson was the territorial capital of Arizona

* sizes are approximate

The Garden of the Gods was designated a National Landmark in 1971

more than 1 million people use the trail annually

as trade was restricted to the Americans

” Madeira Beach is popular among tourists and locals alike

Published in 1810 in “An Account of Expeditions to the Sources of the Mississippi