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  • Columbia River Vancouver Wash. to Mouth of Willamette River (1859)
  • Columbia River--Maps; Vancouver (Wash.)--History.
  • 1 map: 29 x 69 cm. Scale: 4.25 inches = 1 mile. Soundings are expressed in feet and show the depths at low water. Proposed extension of existing dam shown by dashed line. Proposed dredging to 20 ft at low water shown by hachures. In order to make...
  • Early Washington Maps
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  • Ross's third addition to Omak, Okanogan County, Washington, (1928)
  • Omak Wash.--Maps
  • 1 map: blueprint ; 51 x 48 cm. In 1901, Mr Ben F. Ross, an employee of the Great Northern Railroad, settled with his family in the area that became the town of Omak, Washington. By 1906, Ross had helped to organize the first accredited school...
  • Early Washington Maps
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  • Whitman County Atlas, Township 15 N, Range 38 E.W.M. (1910)
  • Whitman County (Wash.)--Maps; Pampa (Wash.)--Maps
  • 1 map; col., 27 x 13 cm. Plat map from the Whitman County Atlas range 38 that includes a Plat map of Pampa, WA and land east of Hooper and west of Pampa, WA south of the Palouse River. Range 38 is scaled at 1 mile=2". The Pampa portion of the map...
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  • Ross's fourth addition to Omak, Okanogan County, Washington, (1929)
  • Omak Wash.--Maps
  • 1 map: blueprint ; 51 x 48 cm. In 1901, Mr Ben F. Ross, an employee of the Great Northern Railroad, settled with his family in the area that became the town of Omak, Washington. By 1906, Ross had helped to organize the first accredited school...
  • Early Washington Maps
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  • Railroad and county map of Washington, (1889)
  • Washington (State)--Maps; Railroads--Washington (State)--Maps
  • 1 map : col. ; 40 x 55 cm. Relief shown by hachures. Shows counties, cities and railroads. Scale ca. 1:1,300,000. George F. Cram, a Union soldier who fought in Sherman's Army during the Civil War, returned home in 1867 to Evanston, Illinois to...
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  • Pataha City, W. T. (1889)
  • Pataha City (Wash.)--Aerial views--Maps; Pataha City (Wash.)--Pictorial works
  • 1 view : col ; 30 x 42 cm. Insets: Houser & Harford grain elevator, Harford & Son Bankers, Residence R. M. Smith, and the Residence Mrs. Lillie Stiles. Scanned from: History of the Pacific Northwest : Oregon and Washington. Portland, Or. : North...
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  • Northern Pacific Coal Company, Roslyn, Wash. (1889)
  • Coal mining--Washington Territory--Roslyn; Roslyn (Wash.)--Maps; Roslyn (Wash.)--Pictorial works; Northern Pacific Coal Company
  • 1 view : col ; 30 x 42 cm. Insets: coal bunkers, chief office. Scanned from: History of the Pacific Northwest : Oregon and Washington. Portland, Or. : North Pacific History Co., 1889. v. 2, p. 514. The Northern Pacific Coal Company came to Roslyn...
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  • A new map of the state of California, the territories of Oregon & Utah, and the chief part of New Mexico, (1850)
  • Washington (State)--Boundaries; Washington Territory; Oregon Territory--Maps; California--Maps; Utah--Maps; Utah Territory; New Mexico--Maps; DeSilver, Charles; Mitchell, S. Augustus; Cowperthwait, Thomas;
  • 1 map: col., 44 x 35 cm. A hand colored map including the Oregon Territory (pink)--comprising the area that would later split into Washington Territory in 1853. The map also includes the newly formed State of California. Its population boomed...
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  • Map of Washington, (1881)
  • Washington (State)--Maps; Washington Territory; Waite, Charles H.; Bower, Robert A.; Northern Pacific Railroad
  • 1 map: col., 28 x 34 cm. One of the first successful American publishing companies to venture beyond the east coast, Rand McNally and Co. began in Chicago, 1856, under William H. Rand. Rand soon after employed printer Andrew McNally, and by 1868...
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  • Map of Washington, (1882)
  • Washington (State)--Maps; Washington Territory; Waite, Charles H.
  • 1 map: col., 37 x 28 cm. One of the leading map publishing companies of the 20th century, Rand McNally and Co. began in Chicago, 1865. Under the partnership of William H. Rand and Andrew McNally (started in 1868), the company quickly grew from...
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  • Oregon, (1884)
  • Washington (State)--Boundaries; Oregon--Maps; Rand McNally Co.; Cerography; Electrotyping; Morse, Richard Cary; Munson, Henry A.
  • 1 map: col., 34 x 29 cm. "Population 174,768". "Area, square Miles 94,560". George F. Cram, a Union soldier who fought in Sherman's Army during the Civil War, returned home in 1867 to Evanston, Illinois to begin a map and atlas company with his...
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  • Map of Oregon, Washington, Idaho and Montana, (1866)
  • Oregon--Maps; Washington (State)--Maps; Washington Territory; Idaho Territory; Montana--Territory
  • 1 map: col., 28 x 22 cm. When S. Augustus Mitchell retired around 1860, he left the business in charge of his competent son, S. Augustus Jr. His son continued with his father's high standards, and while most American publishers were switching to...
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  • Map of Oregon, Washington, Idaho and Montana, (1867)
  • Oregon--Maps; Washington (State)--Maps; Washington Territory; Idaho--Maps; Montana--Maps; Mitchell, S. Augustus; Mitchell, S. Augustus Jr.
  • 1 map: col., 36 x 29 cm. In 1831, S. Augustus Mitchell, a teacher from Connecticut, began a publishing firm in Philadelphia. By 1845, Mitchell purchased the copyright to The New Universal Atlas, the product of one of the fathers of American...
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  • Cram's rail road & township map of Washington. (1883)
  • Washington (State)--Maps; Railroads--Washington (State)--Maps
  • 1 map : col. ; 39 x 49 cm. Relief shown by hachures. "Entered according to Act of Congress in the year 1880, by G.F. Cram in the Office of the Librarian of Congress at Washington." From: Cram's standard American atlas (p. 195-198). Prime meridian:...
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  • Map of campus State College of Washington Pullman, (1935)
  • Washington State University--Maps; Pullman (Wash.)--Maps
  • 1 map: 14 x 19 cm. A small, footprint map of the State College of Washington campus. The map does not include street names, but all buildings are identified. Many of the periphery buildings on this map were a product of the upswing in the national...
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  • Township no. 40 north, range no. 30 east, Willamette meridian. Okanogan County, (Dec. 11, 1906 and June 14, 1907)
  • Okanogan County--Maps; Colville Indian Reservation--Maps; Colville Forest Reserve; Colville National Forest
  • 1 map: blueprint, 40 x 36 cm. "Copied from Land Office Plat by Waterville Blue-Print Co. Corrected to June 14, 1907. This Township (north half withdrawn from entry by "E" Dec. 11, 1906 for adjustment of Indian allotments." Some sections withdrawn...
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  • Washington Territory, (1884)
  • Washington (State)--Boundaries; Oregon--Maps; Rand McNally Co.; cerography; electrotyping; Morse, Richard Cary; Munson, Henry A.
  • 1 map : col.; 34 x 29 cm. Population 75,116. Area, square Miles 66,880. George F. Cram, a Union soldier who fought in Sherman's Army during the Civil War, returned home in 1867 to Evanston, Illinois to begin a map and atlas company with his uncle,...
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  • Omak [recto], Jan. 1 1907
  • Omak (Wash.)--Maps, Manuscript; Okanogan County--Maps, Manuscript; Ross, Ben F.
  • 1 ms. map ; 53 x 38 cm. Manuscript town plat for the city of Omak. Scale 200 feet = 1 inch. See another version of the map on verso: http://content.libraries.wsu.edu/cdm/singleitem/collection/maps/id/316 In 1901, Mr Ben F. Ross, an employee of the...
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  • Washington, (1925). Cram's unrivaled atlas of the world
  • Washington (State)--Maps
  • 1 map: col., 30 x 37 cm. Scale 1.5"=40 miles. Shows electric lines. From page 71 of Cram's unrivaled atlas of the world. George F. Cram, a Union soldier who fought in Sherman's Army during the Civil War, returned home in 1867 to Evanston, Illinois...
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  • Plat map of Pampa, (1910). Plat Book of Whitman County Washington Compiled and Published from actual Surveys and the County Records by Anderson Map Company
  • Whitman County (Wash.)--Maps; Pampa, Wash.--Maps; Bowman, David S.;Oregon Railway and Navigation Compahy; Columbia and Palouse Railroad Co.
  • 1 map: col., 9 x 12 cm. Plat map from the Whitman County town of Pampa. T 15, N.R. 39E, Scale 400'=1". The Columbia and Palouse Railroad Company's line ran through the Pampa siding in 1883. The town grew large enough for a post office just one year...
  • Early Washington Maps

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