(Southwest) Colton's Territories of New Mexico and Utah Indiana with only marginal loss in

with only marginal loss in the lower right and very light discoloration

The first map of Colorado and that done by Case who would later become the mayor of Denver in 1873-74

Image size is approximately 16 x 26

From a smaller publication by Rand McNally this map for New Jersey includes the railroads and major towns

(Southwest) Colton's Territories of New Mexico and Utah Indiana with only marginal loss in(Southwest) Colton's Territories of New Mexico and Utah, Colton, 1860Colton's famous map of the Southwest when divisions of the large territories begin. Here New Mexico is now diminished by a Arizona territory running east west from its southern border to 33. 5 latitude. Likewise in western Utah is a hand colored division for what would later become Nevada. But most significantly, this map notes a proposed "Colona" east of the continental divide and