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Thematic Maps Title Author/Publisher Date Scale Map Case Drawer Folder Notes Island of Puerto Rico Corps of Engineers, U.S. Army 1942 1:300,000 23 1 Puerto Rico - Misc Mapa de Puerto Rico American Map Corporation 1988 23 1 Puerto Rico - Misc United States Department of Puerto Rico E Islas Limitrofes The Interior Geological Survey 1971 1:120,000 23 1 Puerto Rico - Misc Protected Natural Areas of Puerto Rico US Department of Agriculture 2011 1:240,000 23 1 Puerto Rico - Misc Essential Geography of the United States of America Imus Cartographics 2010 1:4,000,000 23 1 United States - General Reference Maps G3700 2010 .I4 North American Environment Atlas: Mapping our shared British Oceanographic Data environment Centre 2003 1:10,000,000 23 1 United States - General Reference Maps United States American Map Corporation 1986 23 1 United States - General Reference Maps United States (Larger Map) American Map Corporation 1986 23 1 United States - General Reference Maps (No Clear Title) Map Of United States Esselte Map Service 1990 1:4,000,000 23 1 United States - General Reference Maps United States of America Imprime en Alleagne par 1986 1:15,000,000 23 1 United States - General Reference Maps United States 1990 1:15,000,000 23 1 United States - General Reference Maps United States of America Rand McNally and Company 1:4,000,000 23 1 United States - General Reference Maps United States : With Highways American Map Corporation 1992 23 1 United States - General Reference Maps United States USGS 1972 1:2,500,000 23 1 United States - General Reference Maps General Reference USGS 2002 1:5,000,000 23 1 United States - General Reference Maps The United States USGS 1975 1:6,000,000 23 1 United States - General Reference Maps United States USGS 1965 1:3168000 23 1 United States - General Reference Maps Army Map Service, Corps of United States Engineers 1968 1:3,500,000 23 1 United States - General Reference Maps General Reference USGS 2001 1:5,000,000 23 1 United States - General Reference Maps United States USGS 1975 1:2,500,000 23 1 United States - General Reference Maps United States 1965 1:3,168,000 23 1 United States - General Reference Maps Inset American Samoa Scale of Guam, United States West Half 23 1 United States - General Reference Maps Alaska Relief of the Surface of the Earth : Computer Generated Color- National Oceanic and Coded Shaded Relief Atomspheric Administration 1985 23 1 United States : Physical and Relief Maps Relief of the Surface of the Earth : Computer Generated Shaded National Oceanic and Relief Atomspheric Administration 1985 23 1 United States : Physical and Relief Maps National Oceanic and Relief of the Surface of the Earth : Hemispheric Images Atomspheric Administration 1985 23 1 United States : Physical and Relief Maps The Geographic Face of the Nation - Land Cover USGS 1992 1:4,000,000 23 1 United States : Physical and Relief Maps The Geographic Face of the Nation - Elevation USGS 1:4,000,000 23 1 United States : Physical and Relief Maps Landforms and Drainage of the 48 States U.S. Department of the Interior 1992 1:3,500,000 23 1 United States : Physical and Relief Maps Albers Equal- Area Conic Projections Landforms of the conterminous United States - A Digital Shaded Relief Portrayal U.S. Department of the Interior 1991 1:3,500,000 23 1 United States : Physical and Relief Maps Shaded Relief USGS 1999 1:10,000,000 23 1 United States : Physical and Relief Maps Shaded Relief USGS 2001 1:10,000,000 23 1 United States : Physical and Relief Maps Physical Features USGS 2006 1:5,000,000 23 1 United States : Physical and Relief Maps Maps of An Emerging Nation The United States of America 1775 - 1987 U.S. Geological Survey 23 1 United States : Physical and Relief Maps Counties U.S. Geological Survey 1987 1:7,500,000 23 1 United States : Physical and Relief Maps Inset George Washington's route, John Plan of the City of New York William Blackman 1939 23 2 Colonial America Adam's route United States of America showing boundaries 1938 23 2 Colonial America United States of America at the time of the ratification of the Constitution Abel Buell 1939 23 2 Colonial America Connecticut at the time of the ratification of the Constitution 1937 23 2 Colonial America Delaware at the time of the ratification of the Constitution 1937 23 2 Colonial America Georgia at the time of the ratification of the Constitution 1937 23 2 Colonial America Maryland at the time of the ratification of the Constitution 1938 23 2 Colonial America Massachusetts at the time of ratification of the Constitution with District of Maine 1938 23 2 Colonial America Massachusetts at the Time of ratification of the Constitution without District of Maine 1938 23 2 Colonial America New Hampshire a the Time of the ratification of the Constitution 1937 23 2 Colonial America New Jersey at the Time of the ratification of the Constitution 1937 23 2 Colonial America New York at the Time of the ratification of the Constitution 1938 23 2 Colonial America North Carolina at the time of the ratification of the Constitution (Eastern Part) 1938 23 2 Colonial America North Carolina at the time of the ratification of the Constitution (Western Part i.e. Tennessee) 1938 23 2 Colonial America Pennsylvania at the time of the Constitution 1937 23 2 Colonial America Rhode-Island and Providence Plantations at the time of the ratification of the Constitution 1938 23 2 Colonial America South Carolina at the time of the ratification of the Constitution 1937 23 2 Colonial America Virginia at the time of the ratification of the Constitution ( Eastern Part, including West Virginia 1937 23 2 Colonial America Virginia at the time of the ratification of the Constitution ( Western Part, i.e. Kentucky) 1937 23 2 Colonial America U.S. Department of Commerce National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration United States: Public & and Indian Lands, Plan of the City of Washington Nation Ocean Survey 6: 6 Poles 23 2 Territorial Growth United States: Public & and Indian Lands, Plan of the City Library of Congress 1991 8": 560 Poles 23 2 Territorial Growth United States: Public & and Indian Lands, Federal and Indian Lands USGS 1998 1:7,500,000 23 2 Territorial Growth United States: Public & and Indian Lands, Indian Lands in the United States Interior Geological Survery 2000 1:5,000,000 23 2 Territorial Growth United States: Public & and Indian Lands, United States including Territories and Insular Possessions 1936 1":38 miles 23 2 Territorial Growth United States of America: National Parks, and Monuments, National Forests, Inadian Reservations, Wildlife Refuges, Public Lands and United States: Public & and Indian Lands, Inset Puerto Rico and Virgin Islands, Historical Boundaries Geological Survery 1964 1:3,168,000 23 2 Territorial Growth Canal Zone, Hawaii, Alaska Inset Canal Zone, Alaska, America United States: Public & and Indian Lands, Samoa, Hawaiian Islands, Puerto Rico United States including Territories and Insular Possessions 1953 1": 37 miles 23 2 Territorial Growth and the Virgin Islands United States: Public & and Indian Lands, Inset Puerto Rico and Virgin Islands, United States of America showing Public Land Surveys USGS 1978 1:3,168,000 23 2 Territorial Growth Canal Zone, Hawaii, Alaska Inset Puerto Rico and Virgin Islands, United States: Public & and Indian Lands, Canal Zone, Hawaii, Alaska, Principal United States of America showing Public Land Surveys USGS 1966 1:2,500,000 23 2 Territorial Growth Meridians and Base Lines County Outline United States American Map Corporation 23 2 United States: State and County Outlines County-Town United States American Map Corporation 1988 23 2 United States: State and County Outlines Inset Puerto Rico, U.S. Virgin Islands, (No Clear Title) United States Base Map 1:1,000,000 23 2 United States: State and County Outlines Guam, American Samoa, Alaska Outline Map of the United States USGS 1:5,000,000 23 2 United States: State and County Outlines Counties USGS 1987 1:7,500,00 23 2 United States: State and County Outlines County-Town United States American Map Corporation 23 2 United States: State and County Outlines County-Town United States American Map Corporation 1987 23 2 United States: State and County Outlines 67 Insets County-Town United States American Map Corporation 23 2 United States: State and County Outlines Many Insets County Outline Map United States American Map Corporation 1991 23 2 United States: State and County Outlines (No clear title) United States Base Map (Albers Equal Area Inset Hawaii, Alaska, Puerto Rico and Projection) USGS 1987 1:5,000,000 23 2 United States: State and County Outlines Virgin Islands County-Town United States (Colorprint) American Map Corporation 1987 23 2 United States: State and County Outlines 51 Insests United States City-County-State Rand McNally and Company 1980 23 2 United States: State and County Outlines Many Insets United States - October AMS 1943 23 3 U.S. Weather Maps United States - July AMS 1943 23 3 U.S. Weather Maps United States - April AMS 1943 23 3 U.S. Weather Maps United States - January AMS 1943 23 3 U.S. Weather Maps A Chart of the Atlantic Ocean 1972 23 3 Colonial America - Reproduction The British Colonies in North America 1972 23 3 Colonial America - Reproduction The Most Inhabited part of New England 1972 23 3 Colonial America - Reproduction A Chart of the Harbour of Boston 1972 23 3 Colonial America - Reproduction Chart of the Bay of Narraganset in the Province of New England 1972 23 3 Colonial America - Reproduction New York- Sauthier 1776 1972 23 3 Colonial America - Reproduction His Majesty's Fleet and Army 1972 23 3 Colonial America - Reproduction Inset Seattle/ Tacoma, San Franciso, San Diego, Alaska, Hawaii,Guam, San Antonio, Puerto Rico, New York, Philadelphia, Norfolk/ Newport News, United States Military Installation Road Map 1991 23 3 United States : Military Installations Washington D.C.
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