Oregon, Upper California and New Mexico 1849 Paper Products:36"x45" Fine Print

Oregon, Upper California and New Mexico 1849 Paper Products:36"x45" Fine PrintThis map is an example of Mitchell's 1849 map of the West, at the time of the discovery of gold in California and immediate after the completion of Fremont's final expedition. This is one of the best maps of the West of the era, reflecting the contemporary knowledge of the west. The California Gold Regions not yet noted, indicating this is an early 1849 state of the map. This dear map shows the Spanish Trail, Cooke's Wagon Route, Kearney's Route,

The reason

At the time of its construction

As a result of varying depths and unpredictable weather

a diplomatic crisis that took place between the United States and Great Britain from November to December 1861

The lost effigies of a panther and a Lizard are notable examples of these earthen mounds

whose history and natural beauty makes it a region unto itself

For many years

such as snowshoeing

Lewis and Clark were the first to describe the natural beauty and wonders of the Ozark Mountains

The construction of Lake Lanier was completed in 1957

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Indians inhabited the area for centuries before settlers arrived