"A New Map of Part of the United States of North America,
Containing those of New York, Vermont, New Hampshire,
Massachusetts, Connecticut, Rhode Island, Pennsylvania, New
Jersey, Delaware, Maryland and Virginia" Finely Detailed John
Cary Map of Northeast America Published 1811-12 With Many State
Borders Still Unresolved This wonderful historic map by John
Cary was published in 1811-12 and its size within the borders is
18 x 20½ inches [HxW]. It has the original wash colors with
minor offsetting from its days inside the Universal Atlas. It is
nicely matted and framed to a size of about 25 x 28 inches.
Below shows New England portion of the map with the borders for
all the states still unresolved Below is the detail of the
Western portion of the map, the current Ohio, labeled "Western
Territory," with the Northern part still claimed by Connecticut
as the "Connecticut Reserve" and a line marked "Indian Boundary
Line by the Treaty Under Genl. Wayne 1795." It also notes the
most common route from Canada to the Oh