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1827: Smiley’s Geography Atlas map of the United States and Mexico

Cartography:
Henry Schenck Tanner

In 1824, Mexico passed a new constitution which combined the two states of Texas and Coahuila, and this is the … See more Smiley’s Geography Atlas map of the United States and Mexico →

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1827: Mexico

Cartography:
Neely & Sons

Map of Mexico, printed in England in 1827. The region of Texas between the Red River and the Pecos (Puerco) … See more Mexico →

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1827: Mexico

Cartography:
Neely & Sons

Printed in London

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1827: Parti du Mexique No. 54

Cartography:
Philippe Vandermaelen

Shows what is today part of West Texas and New Mexico.

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1827: Parti du Estas Unis No. 55

Cartography:
Philippe Vandermaelen

Shows what is today part of North and Central Texas.

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1827: Partie du Mexique No. 59

Cartography:
Philippe Vandermaelen

Shows the Northeastern par of Mexico, including Monterey, and the Lower Rio Grande.

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1827: Partie du Mexique No. 60

Cartography:
Philippe Vandermaelen

Shows the coast of Texas, but with a misplaced city of Galveston.

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1827: Tableau Provisoire D’Assembloge.. L’Amerique…

Cartography:
Philippe Vandermaelen

Rare additional map issued by Vandermaelen, showing how his atlas volumes of North America and South America could be joined … See more Tableau Provisoire D’Assembloge.. L’Amerique… →

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1828: Mexico

Cartography:
Sidney Hall

Map of Mexico, published in London as an independent wall map and not part of an atlas, indicating European interest … See more Mexico →

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1829: Mexico and Guatimala

Cartography:
Thomas Tegg

This 1829 map, by London-based printer Thomas Tegg, shows a diamond-shaped Texas as its own state in Mexico, but as … See more Mexico and Guatimala →