"That Part of Disturnell's Treaty Map in the Vicinity of the Rio Grande and Southern Boundary of New Mexico as Referred to ny U.S. Surveyor...", U.S. Government

This is a fascinating map centered roughly on Santa Fe. The map covers the area from the Arkansas River south to the 31st parallel and locates Albuquerque and Tucson. The parallels were being corrected from an incorrect position previously mapped, and this map illustrates both old and new parallels. Shows topography, hydrology, Gen. Kearny's route, the route of the Santa Fe Expedition, and the old Spanish military road among other interesting items. It was one of the key maps in the Bartlett correspondence regarding the dispute over the survey of the Mexican border.

References: Koepp, CIS 626, map #4; Wheat (TMW) #720.

Condition: B

Issued folding with faint scattered foxing. There is a binding trim at lower left that was cut to inside the border and has been replaced in facsimile (from another map).