"Geographical, Statistical, and Historical Map of Michigan Territory", Carey & Lea

This is the first separate map of Michigan Territory. There is no development and little detail with the exception of a few forts and towns along the coast of Lake Erie and Lake St. Clair, and a new settlementon the Saganaw River. Ft Brown and Camp Smith are also located south of Green Bay, which was at this time a part of Michigan Territory. The Indian Line separates the territory roughly in half, with four counties named, but undesignated, in the southern section. There are notes locating portages and Fertile Land. There is a road shown connecting Ft Wayne, Indiana with Mt. Clemens. Two panels of English text flank the map providing fascinating details of the new territory and noting the total population at 8,896. The full sheet with the text measures 20.4 x 16.6".

References: Phillips (Maps) p. 424; Karpinski #91 & p. 228.

Condition: A

There are a few edge tears at bottom that have been closed with archival materials on verso and some faint stains, none of which impact the map image.