Tableau D'Assemblage des feuilles de la nouvelle Carte de la France, etableie et gravee par le Depot General de la Guerre Northeastern United States This is a colorful atlas

This is a colorful atlas page with 2 separate maps from Johnson's Atlas published in either 1870 or 1871 (I have not found a way to distinguish between these two years) showing great details of the States of New Jersey on one map and Delaware and Maryland combined on the second page

Cape Flattery

Suburban Villas and Grounds

Multiple inset maps detail historical periods such as the route of the Exodus and the Crusades

Tableau D'Assemblage des feuilles de la nouvelle Carte de la France, etableie et gravee par le Depot General de la Guerre Northeastern United States This is a colorful atlasThis map shows the triangulation mapping for France's meridians and baselines (perpendiculars). The map also shows the proposed tiles sheets as faintly outlined rectangles covering France (258 sheets). This index map appears to be a working document of an unknown cartographer, as deduced by the title "My Work on the Map of France". The Department of War or Dpt de la Guerre funded the mapping project to replace Cassini's seminal map of France as