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Subject: Miscellaneous maps available
Date: Wed, 28 Oct 2009 15:11:57 -0500
From: Harry Davis <[log in to unmask]>
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The maps listed below are available to any U. S. or Canadian library.
Please send requests to Harry Davis at [log in to unmask]
<mailto:[log in to unmask]> by November 6^th .
1. India, scale 1:2,400,000, Third ed. (2003), published by
International Travel Maps. (Folded)
2. Mongolia, scale 1:2,500,000, Fourth ed. 2004), published by
International Travel Maps. (Folded)
3. Partial set of the U. S. “Heritage Roads” maps prepared by Rand
McNally in 1976 for McDonald’s. Maps are available for the following
numbered regions: Regions 1, 2, 4, 5, 6, 8. 9. 10, 11, 15, 16, 17, and
18. One map (Region 1) has condition issues; others in rather good
condition. (Folded)
4. LARGE map of the “Biotic Communities of the Southwest” (scale
1:1,000,000) issued in 1980 as General Technical Report RM-78 of the
Rocky Mountain Forest and Range Experiment Station.
5. “Advance Proof” 7.5-minute topographic sheets for the following
Illinois topographic quadrangles (names in parentheses are for the
precursor 15-minute quadrant sheets):
· Bald Knob (Hillsboto NE)
· Belle Prairie City (McLeansboro NE)
· Butler (Mount Olive NE)
· Coffeen (Hillsboro SW)
· Enfield (Enfield SE)
· Fillmore (Hillsboro SE)
· Hillsboro (Hillsboro NW)
· Litchfield (Mount Olive NW)
· Macedonia (McLeansboro SW)
· Mount Olive (Mount Olive SW)
· Sesser (DuQuoin SE)
· Sorento North (Mount Olive SE)
· Sorento South (New Douglas NE)
· Tamaroa (DuQuoin NW)
These sheets are mostly dated 1974 and are in good condition.. Multiple
copies of these blue-line maps are available for some quadrangles. These
maps are the precursors to the standard 7.5-minute printed topographic
quadrangle maps and provide mapping documentation for each quad.
6. 15-minute, scale 1:62,500 quadrangle maps with green woodland
overprint for the following Illinois 15-minute quads:
· Equality, Ill., 1959 (2 copies available)
· Golconda, KY –ILL, 1959 (3 copies available)
7. Large number of topographic quadrangle maps for Alaska (Please
contact Harry Davis for details, if interested)
8. United States. 2-sheet map at scale 1:2,500,000, published by the U.
S. Geological Survey in 1972. Shows county boundaries and streams.
9. Geologic map of West Virginia. !969. 8.5 x 11 inches.
10. Geologic map and cross section of Ohio. 1983. 11 x 8.5 inches.
11. St.Louis topographic quad sheet at scale 1:250,000 issued by USGS, 1962.
12. Beall Woods Nature Preserve and State Park, Illinois. Folded 1985
map/brochure.
13. Illinois official bicycle map, Shawnee Region map 9. 2003. (Folded)
14. Several copies of the following: Geologic map of the Bright Angel
Quadrangle, Grand Canyon National Park, scale 1:48,000, published by the
Grand Canyon Natural History Association, 1961, OCLC 5802740. NOTE:
Unfortunately, the copies that we are offering have had the
cross-sections at the bottom of the map removed.
15. Economic geology of the Long Valley diatomaceous earth deposit, Mono
County, California. Map sheet 1. 1961. (Folded in envelope)
16. 9 x 7.5-inch map of the Netherlands with this above the legend: “Het
aantal treinverbindingen per uur op werkdahen”
17. Experimental forest and ranges. Issued by the U. S. Forest Servic3,
2007. (Folded)
18. Long Island welcomes you. [map of central portion of Long Island.]
Visual Presentations Company, 1975. (Two copies)
19. The World / Endangered Earth. National Geographic, 1988.
20. Connecticut official [road] map, 1979-1980.
21. Official New Hampshire highway map and tourist guide, 1970-71.
22. Official New Hampshire highway may and tourist guide, 1971-72.
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