Alabama Maps

The Geological Survey of Alabama published this geological map of the state in 1894 under the direction of State Geologist Eugene Allen Smith and his chief assistant Henry McCalley, with...

Fielding Lucas, Jr. of Baltimore issued this map of Alabama in 1822, just three years after the territory was admitted to the Union as the twenty-second state. Lucas built his...

Henry Schenck Tanner engraved this large-format map of Georgia and Alabama in 1823, representing the first state of the plate and one of the last sheets completed for his ambitious...

Philadelphia publisher Anthony Finley issued this map of Alabama in 1828, less than a decade after Alabama had officially become the twenty-second state of the Union on December 14, 1819,...

Henry Darwin Rogers of Boston and the Edinburgh firm of W. & A.K. Johnston collaborated on this map of South Carolina, Georgia, Alabama, and Florida, published in 1857 as part...

Thomas Gamaliel Bradford issued this map of Alabama in 1846, engraved by G.W. Boynton or the firm of S. Stiles, Sherman & Smith for Bradford's own atlas, one of the...

Geo. F. Cram issued this map of Birmingham in 1899 as part of his Standard American Railway System Atlas of the World, a New York- and Chicago-published volume built specifically...

Joseph Meyer published this combined map of Arkansas, Mississippi, Louisiana, and Alabama in 1850 for his Neuester Zeitungs-Atlas, a German newspaper atlas issued from Hildburghausen in thirty-one parts and considered...

Philadelphia mapmaker Henry S. Tanner published this map of Alabama in 1833 as part of his Universal Atlas, one of the most respected and frequently updated American atlas projects of...

Rand, McNally & Company issued this map of Alabama in 1879 for their Business Atlas, the Chicago firm's first great national atlas and one built specifically for merchants, shippers, and...

This map of Alabama was published in 1885 by the Bradstreet Company of New York as part of Bradstreet's Pocket Atlas of the United States, a compact reference issued exclusively...

This map of Georgia, Alabama, and Florida was drawn by G.W. Colton with text by Richard Swainson Fisher and published in 1858 in Colton's Illustrated Cabinet Atlas and Descriptive Geography,...

This map of South Carolina, Georgia, Florida, Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana, Tennessee, and Arkansas was produced by S. Augustus Mitchell Jr. and published in 1865 by E.H. Butler & Co. as...

Ruth Taylor White drew this pictorial map of Alabama for Our U.S.A., A Gay Geography, a whimsical cartoon atlas published by Little, Brown, and Company in 1935 with text by...

Sidney Morse and Samuel Breese, working in New York, published this map of Alabama in 1845 as part of Morse's North American Atlas, issued by Harper & Brothers across nine...

George Franklin Cram, working from his Western Map Depot in Chicago, published this Rail Road and Township Map of Mississippi and Alabama in 1878 as part of his Standard American...

Henry Darwin Rogers and Alexander Keith Johnston issued this States of South Carolina, Georgia, Alabama, and Florida sheet in 1857, published in London by Edward Stanford and engraved by W....

Samuel Augustus Mitchell Jr., working through Wm. M. Bradley & Bro. of Philadelphia, issued this Georgia and Alabama sheet in 1884, part of his New General Atlas published in 1886....

Henry S. Tanner, working out of Philadelphia, issued this Alabama sheet in 1841, included in the 1842 edition of his New Universal Atlas, the last he personally published after three...

This joint Georgia and Alabama map is part of Asher & Adams' New Commercial, Topographical, and Statistical Atlas and Gazetteer of the United States, published in New York in 1874....

Alabama's map in Thomas G. Bradford's 1838 An Illustrated Atlas, published by Weeks, Jordan & Co. and Wiley and Putnam, was printed nineteen years after Alabama's admission to the Union,...

This is the New Rail Road and County Map of Alabama, Georgia, Sth. Carolina & Northern Florida, a map from Cram's Unrivaled Family Atlas of the World, copyrighted 1883 by...

The atlas this map was pulled from was built to impress: 194 pages, ninety maps, bound in brown cloth with a gilt-stamped title, produced by George F. Cram & Co....

Step into 1984 along Alabama’s iconic shoreline with this richly detailed chart of Mobile Bay, a bustling waterway that serves as the heartbeat of the state’s Gulf Coast industries. Labeled...

Peer into the evolution of a Southern landscape shaped by rolling hills, fertile plains, and a complex patchwork of cultures with this Alabama Vintage Map Giclée. Every winding river and...