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Twelve maps, printed on one sheet, showing North Carolina counties from 1700 to 1912; illustrates evolution of present county boundaries. (portion only shown)

Encompasses the 7.5-minute quadrangles of: Hurdle Mills, Leasburg, Olive Hill, and Ridgeville. In black and white. Map completed in 1971.

Encompasses the 7.5-minute quadrangles of: Moriah, Roxboro, Timberlake, and Triple Springs. In black and white. Map created in 1971.

9 x 18 inches. Map for use by students of North Carolina history, geography, industry, agriculture, and other subjects. (Portion only shown)

This book contains date and history of the formation of each county; a description, taken from the laws, of the boundary lines; maps (1700-1912) that show the development of the state from northeast to southeast and then westward; with a chart giving the dates of the formation and origins of each county, a basic resource for anyone doing genealogy in North Carolina.

The geologic map for the Middlesex quadrangle has been created as a general-purpose map that is applicable to land-related investigations in the earth, environmental and biological sciences. Covers part of Nash County, as well as small portions of Franklin and Johnston counties.

This color geologic map shows the location of geologic units for several counties in north central North Carolina. This wall-sized map includes a brief description of each map unit and other useful geologic information. An accompanying supplement describes the engineering interpretations and physical characteristics of soils and a description of the region’s mineral resources. Covers all of Alamance, Caswell, Davidson, Guilford, Randolph, and Rockingham Counties.

Covers the area of 36 to 37 degrees latitude and 80 to 81 degrees longitude. Covers parts of Alleghany, Davidson, Davie, Iredell, Guilford, Rockingham and Wilkes counties. Covers all of Stokes, Surry and Yadkin counties. In color. By G.H. Espenshade, D.W. Rankin, K.Wier Shaw, and R.B. Neuman, 1975.

The geologic map for the Zebulon quadrangle has been created as a general-purpose map that is applicable to land-related investigations in the earth, environmental and biological sciences. Covers part of Wake, Johnston and Franklin counties.

Description: A beautiful 1855 first edition example of Colton's map of North Carolina. Covers the entire state as well as adjacent parts of South Carolina and Virginia. Map is hand colored in pink, green, yellow and blue pastels to identify counties. Identifies towns, cities, railroads, roads and some topographical features. Features an inset of Beaufort Harbor in the lower left quadrant. Names Cape Fear, Cape Lookout and Cape Hatteras. Names the Blue Ridge and Great Smokey Mountains. Surrounded...

Charlotte, 731,424. Raleigh, 403,892. Greensboro, 269,666. Winston-Salem, 229,617. Durham, 228,330. Fayetteville, 200,564. Cary, 135,234. Wilmington, 106,476. High Point, 104,371. Greenville, 84,554.

This is a black and white geologic map of the Topton 7.5-minute quadrangle, Macon, Cherokee, Clay and Graham counties, North Carolina. Includes 2 cross sections, descriptions of map units and 7 page Mineral Resources Summary. By M.P. Ausburn, R.D. Hatcher, Jr., J.G. Bryan, S.C. Godfrey & L.A. Acker. 1998. Scale 1:24,000. Map size approximately 38"x25".

This color geologic map shows the location of geologic units in for several counties around Charlotte in both North and South Carolina. This wall-sized (41" x 58") map includes a brief description of each map unit and other useful geologic information and also includes a 7-page explanatory text. Includes all or portions of the following counties: Alexander, Anson, Avery, Burke, Cabarrus, Caldwell, Catawba, Cleveland, Davidson, Davie, Gaston, Iredell, Lincoln, McDowell, Mecklenburg, Rowan, Rutherford...

Showing the situation in these states of schools taught by graduates of the Hampton Normal & Agricultural Institute from 1871 to 1876. CREATED/PUBLISHED N.Y. : Am. Photo-Lithographic Co., [1876] NOTES Does not show any schools in Maryland and Delaware. Relief shown by hachures. Shows radial distances from Hampton. Also shows and identifies counties and railroads.

This over 100 year old work was made using the wax-engraving map printing process pioneered by Rand McNally. This process created high-quality, low-cost maps and made the company the leading creator of maps in the United States (a position they enjoy to this day). This map shows the state’s major geographic features, counties, towns, cities, and railroads.

The state of North Carolina was one of the original thirteen British colonies, and was the first area that English explorers attempted to settle. Known as the Province of Carolina from 1663 to 1712, the area included both North and South Carolina until 1720, when the colony split. Both of the colonies became British royal colonies in 1729. After the Revolutionary War, the colony was admitted to the Union as a state on November 21st, 1789. The state is now made up of 100 counties...

This book contains all the maps (images) from the Road, bridge, mill and ferry records, residing in the NC State Archives (Raleigh). The back cover lists the counties and quantity of maps or drawings which were discovered in these county collections. The actual petition information is not provided in this book, that remains with the individual county (book) records, transcribed by this author. Added a few from Robeson County - all mill plats - Ashhole Creek. New County road and bridge records continued...

The state of North Carolina was one of the original thirteen British colonies, and was the first area that English explorers attempted to settle. Known as the Province of Carolina from 1663 to 1712, the area included both North and South Carolina until 1720, when the colony split. Both of the colonies became British royal colonies in 1729. After the Revolutionary War, the colony was admitted to the Union as a state on November 21st, 1789. The state is now made up of 100 counties...

Many counties still not formed. Size includes text below map, which includes wonderful contemporary details concerning the topography, indigenous lands, rivers, climate, towns, population by county (divided into white, free colored, and slaves), internal improvements and natural curiosities. Most notable in the south is the notation of two sets of boundaries, one noted as being agreeable to the Charter.

This striking, hand-painted map by A.J. Johnson, shows Florida's few towns, counties, forts and roads in great detail. This is a fascinating snapshot well before the beginning of Florida's boom times.

Encompasses the 7.5-minute quadrangles of: Boone, Buffalo Cove, Deep Gap, and Globe, in portions of Watauga, Caldwell and Wilkes counties. Includes one cross section.

Encompasses the 7.5-minute quadrangles of: Elk Park, Grandfather Mtn., Newland, and Valle Crucis. Covers portions of Avery, Watauga and Caldwell counties in North Carolina, as well as a portion of Tennessee. In color. Includes two cross sections. Approximate map size: 27"x36". Map scale - 1:62,500.

This black and white map covers the 7.5-minute quadrangles of Berea, Oxford, Satterwhite and Stovall. By Jarvis B. Hadley, 1974. Scale: 1:62,500.

The state of North Carolina was one of the original thirteen British colonies, and was the first area that English explorers attempted to settle. Known as the Province of Carolina from 1663 to 1712, the area included both North and South Carolina until 1720, when the colony split. Both of the colonies became British royal colonies in 1729. After the Revolutionary War, the colony was admitted to the Union as a state on November 21st, 1789. The state is now made up of 100 counties...

Edit and color individual counties (each object can be customized, colored, moved or deleted). Edit borders and shading of county objects. Group counties and change color to designate regions and sales territories. Pulled out sections to show territories. Add pinpoint to show distribution points or retail locations. Create sales territory maps (sales territory maps). Create custom map graphics for websites, presentations and illustrations. Add text and other graphic objects. Edit county names...

Includes northern portions of Granville and Vance counties, as well as part of Virginia.

This item includes three maps covering the following 1:24,000 scale quadrangles: Albemarle, Badin, Denton, Frog Pond, Gold Hill, Grist Mountain, Handy, High Rock, Locust, Morrow Mountain, Mount Pleasant, New London, Richfield, Rockwell, Salisbury and Southmont in the following counties: Cabarrus, Davidson, Montgomery, Rowan and Stanly.

In response to the number of slope movements (landslides) and the destruction caused by the remnants of Hurricanes Frances and Ivan in western North Carolina in September 2004, the North Carolina General Assembly authorized the North Carolina Geological Survey (NCGS) to produce landslide hazard maps for 19 western counties. Macon County was selected as the first county to be mapped because of the fatalities caused by a debris flow and the fast-growing population potentially at risk from other slope...

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This incredible hand-painted map depicts North & South Carolina's geographic features, major towns, cities, rivers, roads, and railroads as they were in the later half of the 19th century. The various counties are delineated in pastel colors. A street map of Charleston is inset along with a small map of Charleston Harbor. This is a striking look back at the heart of the South more than 125 years.

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Product Description Royalty-Free Editable North Carolina PowerPoint® Map Editable County Names, County Objects, State Capitals, Major Cities, Major Interstates and Highways Perfect for Business, Sales and Marketing Presentations! Quickly & Easliy Edit This Microsoft PowerPoint® North Carolina Map to Fit Your Presentation Needs! This product contains a Microsoft PowerPoint slide with a detailed North Carolina map. This North Carolina PowerPoint map includes a fully editable county map of North...

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By Othmar T. Tobisch, 1972. (Includes Alton and Milton 1:24,000 scale quadrangles in northern Caswell and Person counties.) In color.