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• Maryland, Virginia, West Virginia and North Carolina
  Atwood, J. M., 1865 [1871]. MSA SC 1399-1-3 [HFC 371A5]

• Maryland, Virginia, North Carolina & South Carolina
  Colton, J. H. & Co. [Publisher], 1858. MSA SC 1399-1-4 [HFC 358C5]

• Map of the seat of war! This is a typical, hastily constructed and inaccurate Civil War map.
  Prang, L. & Co. [Publisher], 1861. MSA SC 1399-1-28 [HFC 361P6]

• Mouth of Chester River This is state 3 of a USCS chart first published in 1849. This 1875 state is a modified basso copy of plate 180 (the original hand engraved plate) and was given plate number 1276. It covers from Kent Island, Md. to Rock Hall, Md. It is electrotype no.3.
  United States Coast Survey, 1849 [1875]. MSA SC 1399-1-30 [HFC 375U6]

• Maryland und Delaware This map is a reduced and translated version of the Dennis Griffith map of Maryland dated 1794. It was widely circulated in Europe and was more influential than Griffith's in that area.
  Sotzmann, von Daniel Friedrich, 1797. MSA SC 1399-33 [HFC 227S5]

• Maryland
  Carey, Mathew [Publisher], 1814. MSA SC 1399-1-40 [HFC 314C5]

• Map of the states of Maryland and Delaware
  Denison, J., 1796. MSA SC 1399-1-49 [HFC 296D5]

• Map of Virginia Maryland and Delaware
  Morse, Jedediah, 1794. MSA SC 1399-1-55 [HFC 294M5]

• A map of Maryland with the Delaware Counties and the southern part of New Jersey
  Kitchin, Thomas [Publisher], 1757. MSA SC 1399-1-59 [HFC 257K5]

• A map of the most inhabited part of Virginia containing the whole province of Maryland with part of Pensilvania, New Jersey, and North Carolina Drawn by Joshua Fry & Peter Jefferson in 1775. This is the sixth state of the first edition of the Fry & Jefferson 1753 map. It appeared in Jefferys The American Atlas,in 1775,1776 and 1778, in Faden's The North Atlantic Atlas,1777 and his General Atlas of the Four Grand Quarters of the World, 1778.
  Fry, Joshua & Jefferson, Peter, 1753 [1775]. MSA SC 1399-1-61 [HFC 275F5]

• Map of the peninsula From Garden Farmlands of the Peninsula
  Phila., Wilmington & Baltimore R.R. [Publisher], 1875. MSA SC 1399-1-70 [HFC 375P5]

• Middle and part of the southern states From J. Olney's A New and Improved School Atlas to Accompany the Practical System of Modern Geography
  Olney, Jesse, 1831. MSA SC 1399-1-72 [HFC 331O7]

• A map of that part of America where a degree of latitude was measured for the Royal Society by Cha: Mason & Jere: Dixon. From the Royal Society's Philosophical Transactions Giving Some Account of the Present Undertakings, Studies, and Labours of the Ingenious in Many Considerable Parts of the World, Vol. I. VIII.
  Mynde, James (Engraver), 1768. MSA SC 1399-1-74 [HFC 268M5]

• Martenet's map of Maryland atlas edition by Simon J. Martenet From Martenet's map of Maryland (atlas edition), first published in a four sheet wall map in 1865. The Martenet map was specified by the Maryland legislature as the only one authorized for use in all Maryland state sponsored schools.
  Martenet, Simon J., 1865 [1866]. MSA SC 1399-75-1 [HFC 366MA.01]

• [Montgomery Count] From Martenet's map of Maryland (atlas edition)
  Martenet, Simon J., 1865 [1866]. MSA SC 1399-75-16 [HFC 366MA.16]

• Maryland
  Lewis, Samuel, 1814. MSA SC 1399-1-108 [HFC 314L5]

• Maryland
  Lucas, Fielding, Jr., 1822. MSA SC 1399-1-118 [HFC 322L5]

• Maryland
  Lucas, Fielding, Jr., 1822. MSA SC 1399-1-119 [HFC 322L5]

• Maryland & Delaware with parts of Pennsylvania & Virginia showing the railroads This map, issued in black and white, was published as a separate by Fielding Lucas Jr. in 1852, two years before his death. Lucas had an interest in railroads since he was a director of the B & O Railroad from 1835 to 1854.
  Lucas, Fielding, Jr., 1852. MSA SC 1399-1-120 [HFC 352L5]

• Maryland
  Lucas, Fielding, Jr., 1823. MSA SC 1399-1-121 [HFC 323L6]

• A map of Virginia according to Captain John Smiths map published anno 1606 also of the adjacent country called by the Dutch Niew Nederlant anno 1630
  Senex, John, 1735. MSA SC 1399-1-123 [HFC 235S5]

• Maryland and Delaware
  Morse, Sidney & Breese, Samuel [Publisher], 1842. MSA SC 1399-1-124 [HFC 342M5]

• Maryland and Delaware counties Jan 1, 1790 - c.Dec. 31, 1790 From the Maryland and Delaware Historical Atlas of Counties, 1790-1970
  Newberry Library [Publisher], 1978. MSA SC 1399-1-132-1 [HFC 478na01]

• Maryland and Delaware counties c. Jan. 1, 1791 - Mar. 29, 1791 From the Maryland and Delaware Historical Atlas of Counties, 1790-1970
  Newberry Library [Publisher], 1978. MSA SC 1399-1-132-2 [HFC 478na02]

• Maryland and Delaware counties Mar. 30, 1791 - Jan. 18, 1837 From the Maryland and Delaware Historical Atlas of Counties, 1790-1970
  Newberry Library [Publisher], 1978. MSA SC 1399-1-132-3 [HFC 478na03]

• Map of Baltimore
  Cram, George F. [Publisher], 1886. MSA SC 1399-1-150 [HFC 386C5]

• Map of Baltimore
  Cram, George F. [Publisher], 1886? [1898]. MSA SC 1399-1-151 [HFC 398C5]

• Map of Baltimore, Maryland
  Appleton, Daniel & Co.? [Publisher], 1892?. MSA SC 1399-1-152 [HFC 392A5]

• Maryland Delaware and the District of Columbia
  Gray, Frank Arnold, 1875? [1886]. MSA SC 1399-1-156 [HFC 386G5]

• Map of the American coast from Lynhaven Bay to Narraganset Bay
  Melish, John, 1813. MSA SC 1399-1-164 [HFC 313M5]

• Maryland Delaware and the District of Columbia
  Gray, Frank Arnold, 1875? [1876?]. MSA SC 1399-1-165 [HFC 376G5]

• Maryland Delaware and the District of Columbia
  Gray, Frank Arnold, 1875. MSA SC 1399-166 [HFC 375G4]

• Maryland From New General Atlas
  Finley, Anthony, 1829. MSA SC 1399-1-169 [HFC 329F5]

• Map of Virginia and Maryland constructed from the latest authorities. Published by S. Augustus Mitchell Philadelphia 1831 This map is a republication of one originally drawn by d.h. Vance and published by Anthony Finley in 1824. The 1831 version was in Mitchell's reprint of Finley's A New American Atlas, Mitchell's first cartographic publication.
  Vance, D. H., 1824 [1832]. MSA SC 1399-1-170 [HFC 331V5]

• The middle states Maryland & Virginia
  Goodrich, Samuel Griswold [Publisher], 1830. MSA SC 1399-1-172 [HFC 330G5]

• Map of the practicable routes of a canal from Baltimore to the Potomak
  Bridges, E. W. & Lucas, Fielding, 1838?. MSA SC 1399-1-175 [HFC 338B9]

• Maryland
  Bradford, Thomas Gamaliel, 1838. MSA SC 1399-1-176 [HFC 338B5]

• [Maryland, D.C. and Delaware] Includes descriptions of Maryland, Washington, D. C., and Delaware
  Rand, McNally & Company [Publisher], 1894. MSA SC 1399-1-179 [HFC 394R5]

• [Maryland, D.C. and Delaware]
  Rand, McNally & Company [Publisher], 1894. MSA SC 1399-181 [HFC 394R5]

• [Manuscript map of Delmarva peninsula, Chesapeake and Delaware Bays]
  Anonymous, 177-. MSA SC 1399-1-186 [HFC 27_A5]

• A map of the country between Albemarle Sound and Lake Erie, comprehending the whole of Virginia, Maryland, Delaware, and Pensylvania with parts of several others of the United States of America Engraved for The Notes on Virginia, this map is the first state of the most detailed and accurate representation of Virginia in the last quarter of the 18th century. It recorded the westward movement in Virginia. It was Jefferson's only printed map.
  Jefferson, Thomas, 1787. MSA SC 1399-1-196 [HFC 287J5]

• A map of Virginia and Maryland This is state 1 of the ninth and last major derivative of the John Smith map of 1612. Its placenames, however, are taken from Herrman's map of 1673. The map was first published in the posthumous ed. of Speed's The Theatre of the Empire in Great Britain.
  Speed, John, 1676. MSA SC 1399-1-197 [HFC 176S5]

• A mapp of Virginia discouered to ye hills and in its latt. This is state 4 of the Ferrar map, originally published in 1651.
  Farrer, Virginia, 1651 [1652]. MSA SC 1399-1-211 [HFC 152F6]

• Map of the state of Maryland
  Griffith, Dennis, 1794. MSA SC 1399-1-212 [HFC 294G5]

• [Manuscript sketch map of Washington's expedition to the fork of the Ohio and to the French forts on lake Erie, October 1753-January 1754]
  Washington, George, 1754 MS. MSA SC 1399-1-213

• Map of the states of Maryland and Delaware
  Denison, J., 1796. MSA SC 1399-1-217 [HFC 296D5]

• Maryland
  Scott, Joseph, 1795. MSA SC 1399-1-218 [HFC 295S5]

• Maryland
  Carey, Mathew [Publisher], 1796 [1801]. MSA SC 1399-1-219 [HFC 301C5]

• Maryland This map first appeared in Finley's A New General Atlas as map # 17 in 1824. Other editions of this atlas, all containing the map, were published through 1834.
  Finley, Anthony, 1824. MSA SC 1399-1-220 [HFC 324F5]

• Maryland
  Buchon, Jean Alexandre C., 1822 [1825]. MSA SC 1399-1-221 [HFC 325B5]

• [Maryland and Delaware]
  Drury, Luke, 1822. MSA SC 1399-1-224 [HFC 322D5]

• A map of Maryland with part of Virginia and Pennsylvania
  Bell, Andrew [Engraver], 1781. MSA SC 1399-1-226 [HFC 281B5]

• A map of that part of America where a degree of latitude was measured for the Royal Society This is the second edition of the map that originally accompanaied Mason's report "Observations for determining the length of a degree of latitude". This edition was in the Gentlemen's Magazine of November, 1769.
  Mason, Charles & Dixon, Jeremiah, 1768 [1769]. MSA SC 1399-1-227 [HFC 269M5]

• [Maryland and Delaware]
  Drury, Luke, 1822. MSA SC 1399-1-241 [HFC 322D5]

• Middle states
  Goodrich, Samuel Griswold [Publisher], 185-. MSA SC 1399-242 [HFC 35_G5]

• Maryland
  Anonymous, 189-. MSA SC 1399-243 [HFC 39_A5]

• Ms. of A plan of my farm on little Huntg. Creek & Potomk R. Original owned by the Library of Congress
  Washington, George, 1766. MSA SC 1399-1-249

• Map of the maritime parts of Virginia exhibiting the seat of war and of L[or]d Dunmore's depredations, in that colony Includes "Some Account of the Colony of Virginia."
  Aitken, Robert, 1776. MSA SC 1399-1-252 [HFC 276A5]

• A map of the British Empire in America with the French and Spanish settlements adjacent thereto
  Popple, Henry, 1733. MSA SC 1399-1-259 [HFC 233P4]

• Map of Maryland and the District of Columbia colored to illustrate the Geological Formations. From New Topographical Atlas of the State of Maryland, pp. 14-15.
  Tyson, Philip T., 1873. MSA SC 1399-1-262-12

• Map of the District of Columbia including the cities of Washington, Georgetown, and Alexandria, Virgina From New Topographical Atlas of the State of Maryland, pp. 73-74.
  Martenet, S.J., H.F. Walling & O.W. Gray, 1873. MSA SC 1399-1-262-44

• Map of the United States and territories From New Topographical Atlas of the State of Maryland, pp. 79-80.
  Martenet, S.J., H.F. Walling & O.W. Gray, 1872. MSA SC 1399-1-262-46

• Map of the United States and territories From New Topographical Atlas of the State of Maryland, pp. 79-80.
  Martenet, S.J., H.F. Walling & O.W. Gray, 1872. MSA SC 1399-1-262-47

• Map of Baltimore County Maryland, 1877 From Atlas of Baltimore County, Maryland, p. 13
  Hopkins, George M., 1877. MSA SC 1399-1-263-4

• Mt. Washington From Atlas of Baltimore County, Maryland, p. 23
  Hopkins, George M., 1877. MSA SC 1399-1-263-11

• Map of the City of Baltimore From Atlas of Baltimore County, Maryland, [pp. 72-73].
  Hopkins, George M., 1877. MSA SC 1399-1-263-45

• Map of Maryland, Delaware and the District of Columbia From Atlas of Baltimore County, Maryland, pp. 76-77
  Hopkins, George M., 1877. MSA SC 1399-1-263-46

• Map of the United States and territories From Atlas of Baltimore County, Maryland, [pp. 84-85]
  Hopkins, George M., 1877. MSA SC 1399-1-263-49

• Maryland From A New and Elegant General Atlas
  Lewis, Samuel, 1804. MSA SC 1399-1-266 [HFC 304L5]

• A mapp of Virginia discouered to ye hills and in its latt. This is Seymour Schwartz copy of state 4 of the Farrer map.
  Farrer, Virginia, 1651 [1652]. MSA SC 1399-1-271 [HFC 152F5]

• Map of part of Virginia, Maryland and Delaware from the best authorities
  Heyne, Charles, 1861. MSA SC 1399-1-282 [HFC 361H5]

• Map of the state of Maryland
  Griffith, Dennis, 1794. MSA SC 1399-1-283 [HFC 294G5]

• [Manuscript sketch map of Washington's expedition to the fork of the Ohio and to the French forts on Lake Erie, October 1753-January 1754]
  Washington, George, 1754. MSA SC 1399-1-284

• Map of part of Virginia, Maryland and Delaware from the best authorities
  Heyne, Charles, 1861. MSA SC 1399-1-294 [HFC 361H5]

• [Manuscript map entitled] N.1--reconnoitering of Chesapeake Bay
  United States Topographical Bureau, 1818 MS. MSA SC 1399-297 [HFC 318U3]

• Map of the state of Virginia
  Boye, Herman, 1825 [1859]. MSA SC 1399-1-298

• A map of the United States in North America with the roads, distances, limits, and extent of the settlements. Reproduced in 1933 to accompany "Treaties and Other International Acts of the United States of America," vol. 3 (Publications of the Department of State, no. 453). See pages 338-340 and 350-351.
  Mitchell, John, 1783 [1933]. MSA SC 1399-1-299

• Map of Chesapeake Bay from the head of the Bay to the mouth of the Potomac River: sheet no 2: from the mouth of the Magothy River to the mouth of the Hudson River This is a preliminary, unfinished version of sheet 2 of a 6 sheet series of the bay. This series represents the most complete charting of the bay to that time, based on triangulation. It was in the USCS annual report to congress for 1857 as map # 18.
  United States Coast Survey, 1857. MSA SC 1399-1-302 [HFC 357U3]

• [Manuscript map entitled] Annapolis harbour & roads. Surveyed by Jonathn W. Sherburne
  Goedecke, John Frederick, 1818. MSA SC 1399-1-303 [HFC 318G5]

• A map of Harford County, Maryland
  Herrick, P. W., 1858. MSA SC 1399-304 [HFC 358H5]

• A map of the northern neck in Virginia, the territory of the Right Honourable Thomas Lord Fairfax ; situated betwixt the Rivers Patomack and Rappahanock
  Mayo, William, 1737. MSA SC 1399-1-305

• Map of Talbot County, Maryland with farm limits
  Dilworth, William H., 1858. MSA SC 1399-306 [HFC 358D5]

• Map of the city and county of Baltimore, Maryland
  Taylor, Robert [Publisher], 1857. MSA SC 1399-309 [HFC 357T5]

• A map of the northern neck in Virginia
  Jefferson, Peter & Brooke, Robert, 1736-1746 [1747]. MSA SC 1399-1-310

• A map of the state of Maryland
  Lucas, Fielding, Jr., 1841. MSA SC 1399-1-317 [HFC 341L5]

• [Manuscript map entitled] No. 6--Reconnoitering of Chesapeake Bay
  United States Topographical Bureau, 1818 MS. MSA SC 1399-318 [HFC 318U9]

• Map of the state of Maryland
  Griffith, Dennis, 1794 [1813]. MSA SC 1399-1-320 [HFC 313G5]

• Maryland
  Carey, Mathew [Publisher], 1814. MSA SC 1399-1-321 [HFC 314C5]

• Map of Maryland showing principal buildings, roads, cities and towns, created or exisitng priot to 1794
  Price, H. Brooks, 1794 [1933]. MSA SC 1399-322 [HFC 433P5]

• Map A. [topographical map of southeastern Maryland] From J.H. Alexander's "Report of the Engineer and Geologist in Relation to the New Map to the Executive of Maryland."
  Alexander, John H., 1836. MSA SC 1399-1-323 [HFC 336A5]

• [Manuscript map of part of Virginia] This is the third known manuscript draaught of the early explorations of Virginia and the Chesapeake. It was sent to London in 1608 via Capt. Nelson and it accompanaied Smith's True Relation.A copy was sent to Philip ii by Zuniga, the Spanish ambassador.
  Zuniga, Don Pedro De, 1608 MS. MSA SC 1399-1-325 [HFC 108Z5]

• [Manuscript map entitled] N. 11: Reconnoitering of Chesapeake Bay
  United States Topographical Bureau, 1818 MS. MSA SC 1399-334 [HFC 318UD]

• Maryland
  Phelps Fanning & Co. [Publisher], 1853?. MSA SC 1399-1-335 [HFC 353P5]

• A map of Virginia and Maryland. This small,unimportant map was in Thomas Salmon's New Geographical and Historical Grammer, 1767, on page 569. It is a crude copy of the 1756 map by Thomas Jefferys in Tobias Smollett's A New Compendium of Authentic and Entertaining Voyages..., p.125.
  Gavin, H. [Engraver], 1756 [1767?]. MSA SC 1399-1-336 [HFC 267G5]

• A map of Virginia and Maryland. This small, unimportant map is derived from the Fry & Jefferson map of 1753. It was in Tobias Smolletts A Compendium of Authentic and Entertaining Voyages, London, 1756, v.3. A second edition was done in 1767, engraved by H. Gavin for Thomas Salmon.
  Jefferys, Thomas, 1756. MSA SC 1399-1-337 [HFC 256J4]

• [Maryland]
  Anonymous, 1837. MSA SC 1399-338 [HFC 337AA]

• Map of the state of Maryland
  Griffith, Dennis, 1794. MSA SC 1399-1-339 [HFC 294G5]

• Maryland
  Carey, Mathew [Publisher], 1801. MSA SC 1399-1-341 [HFC 301C5]

• Maryland
  Lewis, Samuel, 1805. MSA SC 1399-1-342 [HFC 304L5]

• Map of Virginia and Maryland constructed from the latest authorities. published by S. Augustus Mitchell Philadelphia 1832 This is a republication of a map originally drawn by D.H. Vance and published by Anthony Finley in 1824.
  Vance, D. H., 1824 [1832]. MSA SC 1399-1-347 [HFC 332V5]

• Maryland Includes a description of Maryland
  Lucas, Fielding, Jr., 1822. MSA SC 1399-1-349 [HFC 322L5]

• [Manuscript map entitled] Carte de l'entree de la Baye de Chesapeake qui comprehend la Cap Charles, le Cap Henry, la Baye de Lynhaven, l'embouchures de la riviere de James a le celle de la Riviere d'York
  Desandrouins, Jean Nicolas, 1782 MS. MSA SC 1399-1-357 [HFC 282D3]

• Map of eastern Virginia
  United States Coast Survey, 1862. MSA SC 1399-1-365 [HFC 362U6]

• A mapp of Virginia discouered to ye hills and in its latt. This is state 4 of the Farrer map, originally published in 1651. It is taken from the Library of Congress reproduction of the copy in the British Museum.
  Farrer, Virginia, 1651 [1652]. MSA SC 1399-1-366 [HFC 152F6]

• A mapp of Virginia discouered to ye falls and in its latt. This map was first engraved for the 3rd edition of William's Virgo Triumphans: or, Virginia Richly and Truly Valued, London, 1650 and also was in Bland's Discovery of Nevv Britaine, 1651. It gives counties for the first time on any map for Maryland.
  Farrer, John, 1651. MSA SC 1399-1-367 [HFC 151F5]

• A mapp of Virginia discouered to ye hills and in its latt. This is state 5 of the Farrer map, originally published in 1651.
  Farrer, Virginia, 1651 [1667]. MSA SC 1399-1-368 [HFC 167F5]

• Map of eastern Virginia
  United States Coast Survey, 1862 [1864]. MSA SC 1399-1-373 [HFC 364U5]

• [Manuscript map entitled] N. 8.--reconnoitering of Chesapeake Bay
  United States Topographical Bureau, 1818 MS. MSA SC 1399-375 [HFC 318UB]

• [Manuscript map entitled] N. 4.--reconnoitering of Chesapeake Bay
  United States Topographical Bureau, 1818 MS. MSA SC 1399-376 [HFC 318U7]

• Map of the city and county of Baltimore
  Sidney, J. C. & Browne, P. J., 1850. MSA SC 1399-377 [HFC 350S5]

• Map of the state of Virginia
  United States Coast Survey, 1862. MSA SC 1399-1-379 [HFC 362U2]

• A map of the northern neck in Virginia situated betwixt the Rivers Potomack and Rappahanock
  Mayo, William, 1737. MSA SC 1399-1-381

• A map of the head of Chesapeake Bay and Susquehanna River
  Hardecoeur, C. P., 1799. MSA SC 1399-1-383

• A map of the medical topography of Baltimore, 1851
  Sides, William, 1851. MSA SC 1399-1-384 [HFC 351S5]

• Map of the proposed canal between the Choptank and Blackwater Rivers
  Anonymous, 18__. MSA SC 1399-388 [HFC 3__A5]

• Martenet's map of Kent County, Maryland
  Baker, C. H., 1860. MSA SC 1399-393 [HFC 360B5]

• A map of the most inhabited part of Virginia containing the whole province of Maryland with part of Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and North Carolina
  Fry, Joshua & Jefferson, Peter, 1775. MSA SC 1399-1-394

• Martenet's map of Cecil County Maryland
  Martenet, Simon J., 1858. MSA SC 1399-395 [HFC 358M5]

• Map of the state of Virginia containing the counties, principal towns, railroads, rivers, canals, and all other internal improvements
  Ritchie & Dunnavant [Lithographers], 1858. MSA SC 1399-1-400

• Military map, Baltimore Co[unty], Maryland
  Kaiser, George, 1863. MSA SC 1399-1-401

• Map of the Patuxent & St. Mary's Rivers Maryland
  Abert, J. J. & Kearney, J., 1857. MSA SC 1399-1-403 [HFC 357A5]

• [Manuscript map entitled] N.3.--reconnoitering of Chesapeake Bay
  United States Topographical Bureau, 1818 MS. MSA SC 1399-407 [HFC 318U6]

• Map of the state of Virginia containing the counties, principal towns, railroads, rivers, canals & all other internal improvements
  West & Johnson [Publisher], 1862. MSA SC 1399-1-408 [HFC 362W5]

• Map of the state of Maryland
  Griffith, Dennis, 1794. MSA SC 1399-1-409 [HFC 294G5]

• Map of the state of Virginia
  Boye, Herman, 1826. MSA SC 1399-411 [HFC 326B5]

• Map of the state of Virginia
  United States Coast Survey, 1862 [1863]. MSA SC 1399-1-412 [HFC 363U3]

• Map of the state of Virginia
  United States Coast Survey, 1862 [1863]. MSA SC 1399-1-413 [HFC 363U2]

• Map of the state of Virginia
  United States Coast Survey, 1862 [1864]. MSA SC 1399-1-414 [HFC 364U3]

• Map of the state of Virginia
  United States Coast Survey, 1862 [1864]. MSA SC 1399-1-415 [HFC 364U2]

• Map of the state of Virginia
  United States Coast Survey, 1862 [1865]. MSA SC 1399-1-416 [HFC 365U2]

• Map of the state of Maryland
  Lucas, Fielding, Jr., 1852. MSA SC 1399-1-419 [HFC 352L4]

• [Manuscript map entitled] Western shore of Chesapeake Bay, Point Lookout to Point No Point including St. Jerome's Creek
  United States Coast and Geodetic Survey, 1882. MSA SC 1399-1-420 [HFC 382U5]

• Maryland The map first appeared in Finley's A New General Atlas as map # 17 in 1824. other editions of the same atlas, all containing the map, were published through 1834.
  Finley, Anthony, 1824. MSA SC 1399-1-421 [HFC 324F5]

• Maryland
  Scott, Joseph, 1795. MSA SC 1399-1-423 [HFC 295S5]

• Maryland
  Carey, Mathew [Publisher], 1801. MSA SC 1399-1-424 [HFC 301C5]

• Maryland
  Carey, Mathew [Publisher], 1805. MSA SC 1399-1-425 [HFC 305C5]

• Map no. 1 From a bill in the chancery of New Jersey
  Turner, James [Engraver], 1747. MSA SC 1399-1-428 [HFC 247T5]

• Maryland Includes description of Maryland in French
  Buchon, Jean Alexandre C., 1822 [1825]. MSA SC 1399-1-431 [HFC 325B5]

• Map of part of the United States of North America with the territory of the Illinois on the Ohio particulary designed to illustrate Birkbeck's Journey From Morris Birkbeck's Notes on a Journey in America from the Coast of Virginia to the territory of Illinois
  Piccadilly, Ridgeway [pub.], 1818. MSA SC 1399-1-433

• [Map of the Rochambeau Army march to Yorktown} southwestern section From Francois Soules "Histoire des troubles de l'Amerique Anglaise," vol. 2, this map in two sheets shows the route of Rochambeau's march to Yorktown from Providence, R.I. and return after the battle.
  Soules, Francois, 1787 [1787]. MSA SC 1399-1-444-2 [HFC 287S4]

• [Map of the Rochambeau Army march to Yorktown} northeastern section From Francois Soules "Histoire des troubles de l'Amerique Anglaise," vol. 3, this map in two sheets shows the route of march of Rochambeau's army to Yorktown and return after the victory.
  Soules, Francois, 1787 [1787]. MSA SC 1399-1-444-3 [HFC 287S4]

• Map of Talbot County showing the geological formations
  Maryland Geological Survey, 1916. MSA SC 1399-1-446 [HFC 416M5]

• A map and chart of those parts of the Bay of Chesapeak, York and James Rivers which are at present the seat of war
  Bew, John [Publisher], 1781. MSA SC 1399-1-467 [HFC 281B7]

• A map of New England New Yorke, New Iersey, Mary-land & Virginia This is a facsimile of a map in the John Carter Brown Library, which is based on the Herrman map. No derivative copies are known other than a later state of this map. Only three copies of the map have been located.
  Morden, Robert & Berry, William [Publisher], 1676. MSA SC 1399-1-477 [HFC 176M5]

• Military map referring to the campaigns of the Army of the Potomac in Virginia including the adjoining parts of Maryland and Pennsylvania
  Bechler, Gustavus R., 1864. MSA SC 1399-1-490 [HFC 364B3]

• Martenet's map of Cecil County Maryland
  Martenet, Simon J., 1858. MSA SC 1399-493 [HFC 358M5]

• Maryland and Delaware
  Anonymous, 184_. MSA SC 1399-497 [HFC 34_A5]

• Maryland: physical land conditions
  United States Department of Agriculture, 1948. MSA SC 1399-1-513 [HFC 448U5]

• Mt. Pleasant District No. 8 This map appeared on page 57 of An Illustrated Atlas of Cecil County, Maryland, Lake, Griffing & Stevenson, Philadelphia, 1877.
  Lake, Griffing & Stevenson [Publisher], 1877. MSA SC 1399-514-14 [HFC 377LD]

• Message of the governor of Maryland, transmitting the reports of the joint commissioners and of Lt. Col. Graham, U.S. Engineers, in relation to the intersection of the boundary lines of the states of Maryland, Pennsylvania, & Delaware (Washington: Gideon and Company, 1850).
  Governor of Maryland [Philip Francis Thomas], 1850. MSA SC 1399-1-517-1

• [Manuscript map entitled] Maryland
  Anonymous, 1825?. MSA SC 1399-521 [HFC 325A5]

• Map of a reconnaissance between Baltimore and Philadelphia exhibiting the several routes of the mail-road contemplated by the resolution of Congress approved on the 4th of May 1826 From Letter from the Postmaster General. . . (Washington: Gales and Seaton, 1827).
  Poussin, Guillaume Tell, 1827. MSA SC 1399-1-523-2 [HFC 327P5]

• A map of the country between Albemarle Sound, and Lake Erie comprehending the whole of Virginia, Maryland, Delaware and Pensylvania with parts of several other of the United States of America. Engraved for Notes on Virginia. This is state 2 of the Thomas Jefferson map of 1787, published by John Stockdale of London. It is the most detailed and accurate representation of Virginia in the last quarter of the 18th century and records the westward movement in Virginia.
  Jefferson, Thomas, 1787. MSA SC 1399-1-524 [HFC 287J6]

• [A manuscript map of Maryland and northern Delmarva] This is a facsimile of a manuscript map on vellum that is closely related to the Herrman map. This map and MDHR G1399-530(repro) were probably made after the Herrman map, but possibly from an early recopying of that map.
  Anonymous, 1677?. MSA SC 1399-1-529 [HFC 177A5]

• [A manuscript map of southern Maryland, Virginia and northern North Carolina] This is a facsimile from The Blathwayt Atlas of a manuscript map on vellum that is closely related to the Herrman map. This map and MDHR G1399-529(repro) were probably made after the Herrman map, but possibly from an early recopying of that map.
  Anonymous, 1677?. MSA SC 1399-1-530 [HFC 177A6]

• Map of the peninsula embracing Delaware and the Eastern Shores of Maryland and Virginia. From the latest local surveys and authentic data based upon the U.S. Coast Survey. Published by J.L. Smith, 27 S. Sixth St., Phila., Pa. 1899 This is the second edition of a map of 1884. It appears to be based largely on county atlas material that was widely available by the arly 1880s, although reference is made to U.S. Coast Survey sources.
  Smith, J. L. [Publisher], 1884 [1899]. MSA SC 1399-1-533 [HFC 399S5]

• Map of eastern Virginia
  United States Coast Survey, 1862. MSA SC 1399-1-539 [HFC 362U6]

• Map of the state of Virginia containing the counties, principal towns, railroads, rivers, canals & all other internal improvements
  West & Johnson [Publisher], 1862. MSA SC 1399-1-542 [HFC 362W5]

• Military map of south-eastern Virginia
  Lindenkohl, Adolph, 1862?. MSA SC 1399-1-551 [HFC 362L3]

• Map of the southern states showing the strategic points and their railroad connections, the principal rivers, and the present position of the union and rebel forces. From Harper's Weekly, March 29, 1862
  Harper's Weekly [Publisher], 1862. MSA SC 1399-1-555-1 [HFC 362H4]

• Major-Generals McClellan and McDowell and staffs escorted by the fifth cavalry, crossing Bull Run at Blackburn's Ford Bridge over Bull Run, near Blackburn's Ford, burned by the rebels; evacuation and firing of Manassas by the rebels From Harper's Weekly, March 29, 1862
  Ward, A. R., 1862. MSA SC 1399-555-2 [HFC PICTURE]

• Map of the country surrounding Richmond, Virginia, showing the railroads, principal roads, watercourses, etc. From Harper's Weekly, August 23, 1862
  Harper's Weekly [Publisher], 1862. MSA SC 1399-1-556-1 [HFC 362H5]

• Map of the seat of war in Virginia From Harper's Weekly, August 10, 1861
  Harper's Weekly [Publisher], 1861. MSA SC 1399-1-557-1 [HFC 361H2]

• Map of the internal improvements of Virginia
  Crozet, C., 1848? [1855]. MSA SC 1399-1-567 [HFC 355C9]

• Map of Virginia and Maryland constructed from the latest authorities. 1827 This map was first published as a separate in 1824. It first appeared in an atlas in the 1826 edition of Anthony Finley's A New American Atlas as map # 7. The 1827 publication is probably a reissue of the earlier map with the date in the title changed.
  Vance, D. H., 1824 [1827]. MSA SC 1399-1-598 [HFC 327V5]

• [Manuscript map entitled] A map of the Delaware and Chesapeake Bays with the Peninsula between them Original in the William L. Clements Library
  Skinner, Andrew, 1780 MS. MSA SC 1399-1-607 [HFC 280S5]

• A map of Virginia and Maryland. This small, unimportant map is derived from the Fry & Jefferson map of 1753. It was in Tobias Smollett's A Compendium of Authentic and Entertaining Voyages, 1756, v.3. A second edition, engraved by H. Gavin, was done in 1767 for Thomas Salmon.
  Jefferys, Thomas, 1756. MSA SC 1399-1-609 [HFC 256J4]

• Map of Virgina and Maryland constructed from the latest authorities. 1827 This map was first published as a separate in 1824. It first appeared in an atlas in Anthony Finley's A New American Atlas in 1826. The 1827 version was sprobably a straight republication of the earlier plate with the date changed in the title.
  Vance, D. H., 1824 [1827]. MSA SC 1399-1-619 [HFC 327V5]

• Metomkin Inlet Virginia
  United States Coast Survey, 1862. MSA SC 1399-1-651 [HFC 362UB]

• Maryland and Delaware From Crams unrivaled atlas of the world, p. 36.
  Cram, George F. [Publisher], 1893. MSA SC 1399-1-656-2 [HFC 393C5]

• Map of Baltimore From Crams unrivaled atlas of the world, p. 87
  Cram, George F. [Publisher], 1886? [1893]. MSA SC 1399-1-656-4 [HFC 393C7]

• [Maryland and Delaware] From The Rand McNalley Standard Atlas of the World, p. 121
  Rand, McNally & Company [Publisher], 1889. MSA SC 1399-1-657-2 [HFC 389R5]

• Map and profile route of the Wilmington and Susquehanna Railroad laid down from surveys made under the personal direction of William Strickland civil engr. by John C. Trautwine, principal assist. engr. This is one of the earliest of railroad maps for Maryland, aside from those made for the B & O. It shows the proposed route for a line between Wilmington, Del. and North East, Md. It is from The Journal of the Franklin Institute of April, 1835.
  Trautwine, John C., 1835. MSA SC 1399-1-658-1 [HFC 335T5]

• Map of the seat of war in Virginia From Illustrated London News, June 27, 1863, p. 689
  Dower, John, 1863. MSA SC 1399-1-659-1 [HFC 363D8]

• A map shewing the extent of the Susquehanna country and its practicable canal routes as designated by the Susquehanna commissioners 1823 This map is appended to the Report by the Maryland Commissioners on a proposed canal from Baltimore to Conewago. The commission was directed to lay out and survey a route for a canal from the Susquehanna at the Conewago Falls to Baltimore.
  Small, W.F., 1823. MSA SC 1399-1-665 [HFC 323S5]

• Map of the country contiguous to the Chesapeake & Delaware canal This map is attached inside the cover to Vol. I- No. II of William Darby's Geographical, Historical and Statistical Repository to illustrate the fifth general report of the Chesapeake and Delaware Canal Company.
  Tanner, Henry Schenk, 1824. MSA SC 1399-1-667 [HFC 324T5]

• Map of Maryland and the District of Columbia, colored to illustrate the geological formations by Philip T. Tyson. This geological formations map of Maryland is based in its geological data on the Philip Tyson map of 1859 entitled Geological Illustrations accompanying the first report of Philip T. Tyson... 1859, the first detailed geological map of the state of Md.
  Tyson, Philip T., 1859 [1873]. MSA SC 1399-1-672-15 [HFC 373T5]

• Map of the peninsula embracing Delaware and the eastern shores of Maryland and Virginia. From latest local surveys and authentic data. Based on U.S. Coast Survey. Published by J.L. Smith, 27 S. Sixth St. Philadelphia, Pa. 1884 This is the first edition of a lithographic map of the Delmarva peninsula, taken largely from county atlas material.
  Smith, J. L. [Publisher], 1884. MSA SC 1399-1-674 [HFC 384S5]

• Mouth of Chester River This is the original hand engraved plate # 180 of a U.S.C.S. chart covering from Kent Island, Md. to Rock Hall, Md., finished in 1849. Alto and basso coplies were made from this plate for subsequent states of this chart 383, later replaced by chart 548.
  United States Coast Survey, 1849. MSA SC 1399-1-693 [HFC 349U5]

• Mouth of Chester River (Harbor of Refuge No. ) This is state 2 of a USCS chart first published in 1849. This 1854 state is a modified basso copy of plate 180 (the original hand engraved plate) and was given plate number 376. It covers from Kent Island, Md. to Rock Hall, Md. It is electrotype copy 2.
  United States Coast Survey, 1849 [1854]. MSA SC 1399-694 [HFC 349U4]

• Mouth of Chester River This is the original hand engraved plate # 180 of a U.S.C.S. chart covering from Kent Island, Md. to Rock Hall, Md., finished in 1849. Alto and basso copies were made from this plate for subsequent states of this chart 383, later replaced by charet 548.
  United States Coast Survey, 1849. MSA SC 1399-1-695 [HFC 349U5]

• Map of Chesapeake Bay [sheet no. 2] from the head of the bay to the mouth of the Potomac river This is # 2 of a 6 sheet series covering the bay. it represents the most complete charting of the bay up to that time and is based on extensive triangulation. It was chart # 18 in the USCS annual report to Congress for the year 1857.
  United States Coast Survey, 1857. MSA SC 1399-1-700 [HFC 357U3]

• Maryland and Delaware From Hammond's Pocket Atlas of the World, pp. 50-51
  Hammond, C. S. & Company, 911. MSA SC 1399-1-711-2

• Maryland and Delaware From the New Encyclopedic Atlas and Gazetteer of the World, p. 27. Lists the counties, cities and towns of Maryland and Delaware
  Collier, P. F. & Son, 1917. MSA SC 1399-1-712-3

• [Map of the mouths of the Chesapeake Bay and James River]
  Mathiot, James H., 1910-1911. MSA SC 1399-1-716

• Maryland, Delaware and the District of Columbia From Gray's atlas of the United States, pp. 64-65.
  Gray, Frank Arnold, 1876. MSA SC 1399-1-720-3

• Mouth of the Chester River (Harbor of Refuge No. )
  Survey of the Coast of the United States, 1849. MSA SC 1399-1-725

• A Map of Pennsylvania Delaware New Jersey & Maryland with the parts added From The History of Pennsylvania, in North America
  Proud, Robert, 1798. MSA SC 1399-1-729

• Map of the world [detail]
  Vespucci, Juan, 1526. MSA SC 1399-1-754

• A map of Virginia according to Captain Iohn Smith's Map publised Anno 1606 also of the adjacent country called by the Dutch Niew Nederlant Anno 1630
  Senex, John, 1735. MSA SC 1399-1-762 [HFC 235S6]

• A map of parts of the provinces of Pensylvania and Maryland with the counties of Newcastle, Kent and Sussex on Delaware
  Eastburn, Benjamin, 1740. MSA SC 1399-1-763

• Multi beamed sonar panels
  Anonymous, n. d.. MSA SC 1399-1-794

• [Map of the St. Mary's and Patuxent Rivers]
  United States Army Engineers, 1818. MSA SC 1399-1-800

• Marion, MD. This colored orthophotomap was prepared by the USGS from aerial photos taken April 5, 1972. The bathymetry was added in 1986. The chart is not intended for navigation. It is on the 1927 North American Datum and is on a scale of 1:24,000.
  United States Geological Survey, 1972 (1986). MSA SC 1399-1-841 [HFC 486U1]

• Messages from the Governors of Maryland and Pennsylvania transmitting the reports of the Joint Commissioners and of Lieut. Col. Graham, U.S Topographical Engineers in relation to the intersection of the boundary lines...
  Anonymous, 1862. MSA SC 1399-869 [HFC 362G5]

• Map of Potomac River from its mouth to the City of Washington House of Representatives, Document No. 33
  Anonymous, 1891. MSA SC 1399-1-1010-2

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