Carte générale des découvertes de l'Admiral de Fonte : et autres navigateurs espagnols, anglois et russes pour la recherche du passage à la Mer du Sud / par M. De l'Isle de l'Academie royale des sciences &c., publieée a Paris en Septembre 1752.
Fuentes, Bartolomé de, 17th cent. Northern Hemisphere -- Maps North America -- Maps Siberia, Eastern (Russia) -- Maps
1 map ; 27 x 36 cm. Note: Covers the western U.S., Canada and Alaska, and northeastern Asia. "Suppl. 7e. carte." Inset map: Carte dresée sur la lettre de l'Amiral de Fonte par l'Ecrivain de la Californie. Taken from Diderot's Encyclopedie Relief shown pictorially.
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North America Asia -- Russia -- Siberia
Map of the Salmon River Mines, Washington Territory, 1888
Washington (Terr.) -- Lake Conconully -- Maps Washington (Terr.) -- Salmon River -- Maps Mining Claims- Washington (Terr.)
1 map; 58 x 41 cm. Scale: 2000 Feet per 1 Inch Compiled from Official Notes Filed in the office of Charles H. Ballard, U.S. Dep. Min. Sur., and from Actual Field Surveys by Henry Carr, C.E., March, 1888. This map depicts this area in its heyday. The majority of the mines here are silver mines, with a small amount of gold mining. When silver prices fell drastically in the 1890s, the area's mines began inevitably closing. When Okanogan County was formed out of Stevens County in 1888, Ruby City (center right on the map) was made the County Seat. Some suspect this was accomplished primarily through bribery, Ruby City having the reputation of being the territory's wildest city (one visitor termed it "the Babylon of the west"). The County Seat moved to Salmon City (now Conconully, lower left on the map) by election the following year. Today, nothing remains of Ruby City but a wide spot in the road and traces of old foundations. The planned town of Arlington (top center) apparently never came to fruition. It should not be confused with the city of Arlington which is now located in Snohomish County, Washington.
Carr, Henry U.S. Department of Mineral Surveys
Is Part of William Compton Brown Papers, 1830-1963, Cage 196: http://www.wsulibs.wsu.edu/holland/masc/finders/cg196.htm
United States -- Washington (Terr.) -- Okanogan County
Map of the Headwaters of the Klamath River, 1890
Indians of North America -- Oregon -- Maps Klamath Indian Reservation -- Maps
1 map; 23 x 19 cm. Scale: 15 miles to 1 inch. The Klamath Indian reservation was formed on October 14, 1864, placing the Klamath, Modoc, and Paiute Indians onto traditional Klamath Indian land. The reservation went through a long series of border disputes before it was dissolved in 1954, but that dissolution was reversed in 1986.
Gatschet, Albert S. (Albert Samuel), 1832-1907.
Is found in The Klamath Indians of southwestern Oregon
United States -- Oregon -- Klamath County United States -- California -- Shasta County
Plan Book, Pierce County, Washington, Section SW4 36 Township 20N Range 3E. (1916)
Pierce County (Wash.) -- Maps Real property -- Washington (State) -- Pierce County -- Maps
1 map; 44 x 44 cm. "James J. Cameron, County Assessor, 1916". Cadastral maps of townships. Shows additions, lot numbers, section numbers, rivers, lakes, roads, transmission lines and names of some landowners. "Scale: 1 in. = 200 feet"
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Is part of Plan Book, Pierce County, Washington
United States -- Washington (State) -- Pierce County
Plan Book, Pierce County, Washington, Section NW4 36 Township 20N Range 3E. (1916)
Plan Book, Pierce County, Washington, Section 36 Township 19 Range 3E. (1916)
1 map; 44 x 44 cm. "James J. Cameron, County Assessor, 1916". Cadastral maps of townships. Shows additions, lot numbers, section numbers, rivers, lakes, roads, transmission lines and names of some landowners. "Scale: 1 in. = 400 feet"
Plan Book, Pierce County, Washington, Section 25 Township 19 Range 3E. (1916)
Plan Book, Pierce County, Washington, Section 24 Township 19 Range 3E. (1916)
Plan Book, Pierce County, Washington, Section SW4 13 Township 19 Range 3E. (1916)
Plan Book, Pierce County, Washington, Section NW4 13 Township 19 Range 3E. (1916)
Plan Book, Pierce County, Washington, Section SW4 12 Township 19 Range 3E. (1916)
Plan Book, Pierce County, Washington, Section NW4 12 Township 19 Range 3E. (1916)
Plan Book, Pierce County, Washington, Section SW4 1 Township 19 Range 3E. (1916)
Plan Book, Pierce County, Washington, Section NW4 1 Township 19 Range 3E. (1916)
Plan Book, Pierce County, Washington, Section 36 Township 18 Range 3E. (1916)
Plan Book, Pierce County, Washington, Section 25 Township 18 Range 3E. (1916)
Plan Book, Pierce County, Washington, Section 24 Township 18 Range 3E. (1916)
Plan Book, Pierce County, Washington, Section 13 Township 18 Range 3E. (1916)
Plan Book, Pierce County, Washington, Section 12 Township 18 Range 3E. (1916)
Plan Book, Pierce County, Washington, Section 1 Township 18 Range 3E. (1916)
Plan Book, Pierce County, Washington, Section 34 Township 17 Range 3E. (1916)
Plan Book, Pierce County, Washington, Section 33 Township 17 Range 3E. (1916)
Plan Book, Pierce County, Washington, Section 28 Township 17 Range 3E. (1916)
Plan Book, Pierce County, Washington, Section 27 Township 17 Range 3E. (1916)
Plan Book, Pierce County, Washington, Section 23 Township 17 Range 3E. (1916)
Plan Book, Pierce County, Washington, Section 22 Township 17 Range 3E. (1916)
Plan Book, Pierce County, Washington, Section 14 Township 17 Range 3E. (1916)
Plan Book, Pierce County, Washington, Section 12 Township 17 Range 3E. (1916)
Plan Book, Pierce County, Washington, Section 11 Township 17 Range 3E. (1916)
Plan Book, Pierce County, Washington, Section 1 Township 17 Range 3E. (1916)