1834: Map of the United States of Mexico as Organized and Defined by the Congress of that Republic

Cartography:
Henry Schenck Tanner

This large pocket map includes two insets, a) Table of Distances and b) Map of the Roads from Vera Cruz … See more Map of the United States of Mexico as Organized and Defined by the Congress of that Republic →

1835: Map of the Grants to Zavala, Vehlein & Burnet in Texas, belonging to The Galveston Bay & Texas Land Co.

Cartography:
David Woodman

This map was published in Woodman’s “Guide to Texas Emigrants,” the first Texas guide printed in English. The main purpose … See more Map of the Grants to Zavala, Vehlein & Burnet in Texas, belonging to The Galveston Bay & Texas Land Co. →

Cartography:
J. H. Young

One of the most influential of the Republic of Texas maps, just predating the revolution by months. This map was … See more A New Map of Texas →

Cartography:
Joseph Yeager

On the 2nd of March, 1836, along the banks of Brazos River, as Santa Anna was laying siege to the … See more Texas, Mexico and Part of the United States →

Cartography:
John Milton Niles

This 1837 map shows the Republic of Texas extending all the way to the Rio Grande and north to the … See more Mexico & Texas →

Cartography:
Richard A. Hunt

This map was published in 1839 by Richard A. Hunt and Jesse F. Randel in the first travel guide to … See more Map of Texas →

Cartography:
Henry Schenck Tanner

In 1820, Moses Austin secured a land grant in Texas from the government of New Spain. However, prior to bringing … See more General Austin’s Map of Texas with Parts of Adjoining States →

Cartography:
William H. Emory

In 1844, James K. Polk was elected to the office of the Presidency on the platform of “Manifest Destiny,” which … See more Map of Texas and Countries Adjacent →

Cartography:
Carl von Solms Braunfels

This map of the Republic of Texas shows the land grants held by the “Adelsverein,” also known as the Society … See more Karte von Texas →