The Indian Territory circa 1883 by the United States General Land Office historic-texas-map-prints as being: "naturally fertile

as being: "naturally fertile

Texas was farther from Washington than Mexico City which made relying on distant government help challenging especially before the completion of railroads and telegraph networks in the 1880s

This map shows the earliest wagon roads and the El Camino Real

The strong growth continued

New York and New Hampshire both claimed sovereignty of the territory west of the Green Mountains

The Indian Territory circa 1883 by the United States General Land Office historic-texas-map-prints as being: "naturally fertileThe Indian Territory circa 1883 by the United States General Land Office Map Showing Tribal Lands and Leases including the Cherokee Strip 1 inch = 12 miles Museum Quality Antiqued Print of Rare Original Map Custom framed in dark wood molding, approximately 41" wide by 33" tall Framing may vary. Please contact the gallery for more information.