{"title":"Idaho Maps","description":"\u003cp\u003eAntique and vintage maps of Idaho, from territorial and state maps to city plans of Boise, Pocatello and Idaho Falls. Every print is made in your region and delivered free.\u003c\/p\u003e","products":[{"product_id":"idaho-map-1893-state-print-boise-pocatello-idaho-falls","title":"Idaho Map 1893 State Print - Boise, Pocatello, Idaho Falls","description":"\u003cp\u003eWood Brothers Cash Store of Unadilla, New York gave this map to shoppers in 1893, part of The Columbian World's Fair Atlas that Chicago publisher George F. Cram produced for that year's World's Fair and the 400th anniversary of Columbus's arrival in the New World.\u003c\/p\u003e\u003cp\u003eThis outline hand-colored map maps Idaho at a scale of roughly 1:2,250,000, with relief shown through hachure shading and an inset continuing the map beyond the main sheet. The map names the counties of Nez Perces, Shoshone, and Latah among its divisions, ground made rich by the silver and lead strikes of the Coeur d'Alene mining district that had drawn thousands of prospectors north just a few years earlier. The Snake River Plain, already being irrigated for farmland in the state's southern reaches, is traced across the lower portion of the sheet. It carries printed figures for the state's population and total area in square miles, with Greenwich and Washington marked as prime meridians.\u003c\/p\u003e\u003cp\u003eA print like this suits anyone with Idaho roots, a family that settled in Nez Perce, Shoshone, or Latah county generations back, or a collector chasing a complete run of Cram's 1893 state maps. 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Shewey and Co. It's a first-edition atlas of sixty-five maps, printed at a moment when detailed, affordably priced geography was becoming a fixture of American parlors and offices rather than a luxury reserved for scholars.\u003c\/p\u003e\u003cp\u003eIdaho is rendered here in full color with outline detailing at a scale of about 1:2,240,000, relief suggested through hachures, and both Greenwich and Washington marked as prime meridians. The sheet labels Nez Perces and Shoshone counties among Idaho's territorial divisions and points to features including the Snake River and the Sawtooth Mountains, along with a smaller inset offering a closer look at part of the territory. 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This printing, produced late in 1874 and described by the firm as its most complete edition, is hand-colored and engraved by the Franklin Type Foundry, its relief shown through hachures that give the region's mountain country a rougher, more textured look than the atlas's flatter eastern sheets. The sheet covers both territories jointly rather than as separate maps, sixteen years before Montana's 1889 statehood and sixteen before Idaho's own admission the same year, a pairing that reflects how thinly settled and loosely surveyed both territories still were in 1874.\u003c\/p\u003e\n\u003cp\u003eBoise, Idaho's territorial capital, is named on the sheet, one of the few towns detailed enough to appear in a region the atlas otherwise treats sparingly. The pairing of Idaho with only Montana's western portion reflects the practical reality that neither territory had enough rail-linked settlement in 1874 to fill a sheet on its own, unlike the denser eastern states this atlas maps individually. Mountain ranges dominate both territories' terrain, a fact the hachured relief captures even where individual peaks go unnamed, and the scarcity of townships shown outside Boise underscores how much of this country remained unmapped in any real administrative sense.\u003c\/p\u003e\n\u003cp\u003eFor an Idaho or western Montana family with territorial-era roots, or a collector building out the earliest American railroad atlases region by region, this sheet has a specific pull. The store also carries Idaho and Montana separately in Cram's later 1893 and 1883 editions; this 1874 Asher \u0026amp; Adams sheet is the earliest of the group and the only one to map the two territories jointly, a pairing later editions abandoned once each territory had grown enough to warrant its own sheet. 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Rivers, including the upper Missouri, Snake, and North Platte systems, cut through the mountainous terrain as the primary routes settlers and rail lines actually followed. Railroads appear threading through the more developed portions of the territories, a network considerably expanded since this collection's earlier 1874 Idaho-and-Montana and separate Wyoming sheets. Together the mountains, the rivers, and the railroads sketch three territories whose settlement still clung closely to the routes carved out by their shared, rugged terrain.\u003c\/p\u003e\n\u003cp\u003eFor a family with roots in any of the three territories, or a collector building out the northern Rockies' maps across the decades, this sheet has a specific pull. The store also carries Montana, Idaho, and Wyoming separately from Cram's 1893 and 1883 editions, and from Asher \u0026amp; Adams' 1874 atlas, which paired Idaho with western Montana and mapped eastern Montana and Wyoming as their own separate sheets; this 1884 Mitchell sheet is the only one in the store to combine all three territories onto a single map. 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This sheet comes from the atlas's rare original printing, colored by county across a territory whose boundaries and government were still centered on old mining camps rather than any agricultural base. Idaho is mapped here during a relative lull between the placer gold rushes of the early 1860s that first drew settlers to the territory and the larger silver and lode-mining booms still a few years off in the 1880s.\u003c\/p\u003e\n\u003cp\u003eBoise anchors the map as the territorial capital, a town that grew directly out of the gold rush era and retained the seat of government even as mining activity elsewhere ebbed. Lewiston appears to the north as the territory's older river port, a Snake River town that had briefly served as the first territorial capital before the seat moved south to Boise. Idaho City, once one of the largest mining boomtowns in the entire Pacific Northwest, is recorded here as a fading reminder of the placer strikes that founded the territory. 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Taylor, covering all 48 states in fifty-eight full-color illustrated sheets. This sheet appears on page 33 of the atlas, printed in bright lithographed color and filled with small hand-drawn scenes rather than any conventional survey detail, a style built to entertain a Depression-era audience as much as inform it. Idaho is shown here through its mountain geography and the mining, farming, and lumber industries that most defined the state's economy in the 1930s. Ruth Taylor White and Frank Taylor built the atlas as a joint effort, her illustrations paired with his short, wry captions, and the finished sheets sold well enough during the Depression that Little, Brown kept the title in print for several years after its first release.\u003c\/p\u003e\n\u003cp\u003eThe Rocky Mountains are illustrated with snow-capped peaks running through the state's interior, while the Snake River winds prominently across the map as Idaho's principal waterway. 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Idaho Territory, only created the year before in 1863, is shown centered loosely on Boise. Utah Territory is anchored by Salt Lake City, the Mormon settlement that had organized much of the region's early infrastructure. Nevada, admitted as a state in 1864, appears with Carson City marked among its mining districts. Arizona Territory, the newest and least developed, closes the sheet around Tucson.\u003c\/p\u003e\n\u003cp\u003eNotice how much of this sheet is still territory rather than state; that's the real subject here, a snapshot of the Far West in 1865 while its final borders were still being worked out on paper. It's a natural pick for anyone with roots anywhere across the region, from San Francisco to Salt Lake City to Tucson, or for a collector drawn to that unsettled moment, and it suits anyone interested in the mining-rush history behind Nevada and Idaho's rapid, and rare, jump to territorial status within a single decade. 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Hand colored with relief shown by hachures and prime meridians drawn from both Greenwich and Washington, the map lays out counties, Indian reservations, townships, settlements, and rivers across a territory still defined more by its scattered mining camps than by any established agricultural base. Idaho in the mid-1870s remained one of the least populated and most remote corners of the American West, its development driven almost entirely by gold and silver strikes. Mitchell's atlas paired this territorial map with contemporary census figures for the rest of the country, giving readers a broader statistical context for the region's sparse population.\u003c\/p\u003e\u003cp\u003eBoise, the territorial capital since 1864, anchors the map along the Boise River in the southwestern part of the territory. Lewiston, at the confluence of the Snake and Clearwater rivers, had briefly served as the first territorial capital and remained an important northern settlement. 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Mitchell Jr. had inherited the family publishing house in 1860 after more than three decades in the school-atlas and wall-map business, and by 1867 the company was among the pioneers of steel-plate engraving for educational maps, a technique that allowed for remarkably fine detail even at the small scale school atlases demanded. Despite its modest size, the map packs in a striking amount of information across the entire American Far West, tracking counties, towns, roads, rivers, and mountain ranges across seven separate states and territories at a moment when several of them, including Idaho and the Arizona and Utah territories, were still in the earliest stages of American settlement and formal organization.\u003c\/p\u003e\u003cp\u003eCounties and towns are marked in detail across California and the Pacific Northwest territories of Oregon and Washington, while further east the map records the young territories of Idaho, Utah, Nevada, and Arizona, all of which had been carved out of larger unorganized land only in the preceding years. Roads and rivers thread across the entire region, the essential travel and trade routes linking these still-sparsely-settled territories to California's more established population centers. Indian tribal lands are marked directly on the map, a common feature on American atlases of the period reflecting the ongoing process of American settlement across land long inhabited by native peoples. Forts are also noted throughout the territories, military posts that marked the government's expanding presence across a region still being actively organized into the states it would eventually become.\u003c\/p\u003e\u003cp\u003eThis map makes a fitting gift for a family with roots anywhere across the American Far West, someone drawn to the story of how California, Oregon, Idaho, Utah, Nevada, Arizona, and Washington were first mapped as a connected region, or a collector interested in nineteenth-century American school atlas cartography specifically. It stands alone among the Vault's Western regional offerings as the only sheet to cover all seven of these states and territories together on a single compact plate. 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Sacramento and Carson City anchor the older mining economies of California and Nevada, Portland and Olympia mark the timber and agricultural centers of the Pacific Northwest, and Boise, Salt Lake City, Phoenix, and Helena represent the still-young capitals of Idaho, Utah, Arizona, and Montana, the last two among them not yet states at all. The map's broad geographic sweep captures the full arc of American western expansion at the very moment it was reaching its administrative conclusion.\u003c\/p\u003e\u003cp\u003eThis map is a striking gift for a family with roots anywhere across the American West, for a transplant now settled in the Mountain or Pacific states, or for a collector of British-published maps of America. 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Cram published this railroad and county map of Idaho Territory in Chicago in 1882, at a point when his firm's adoption of the cerographic wax-engraving process allowed it to keep pace with the rapidly expanding railroad networks then reaching into the sparsely settled Mountain West. Idaho Territory, created in 1863 out of a much larger original expanse that once included Montana and most of Wyoming, had by 1882 been whittled down to roughly its modern borders, though its population remained concentrated in scattered mining districts and agricultural pockets separated by vast stretches of largely unmapped mountain wilderness.\u003c\/p\u003e\u003cp\u003eRailroads, towns, and cities are traced across the territory alongside its major mountain ranges, all set within the early county configurations that governed Idaho at the time. 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Mitchell had inherited his father's publishing firm in 1860 and continued its tradition of finely engraved school atlases and wall maps for more than three decades, steadily updating the company's steel plates to keep pace with the rapid territorial subdivisions occurring across the American West during his tenure. This sheet shows only thirteen counties, with Washington and Cass counties among the territory's most recently added, capturing Idaho at what the firm's own description calls the earliest obtainable stage of its commercial atlas mapping.\u003c\/p\u003e\u003cp\u003eTowns, mountains, rivers, Indian reservations, and forts are recorded across the territory, along with some early township surveying and the distinctive Rocky Desert of Lava and Basalt spreading across the southern plains. Boise anchors the territorial capital in the southwest, Lewiston continues to serve the northern panhandle as its historic river port, and Silver City, high in the Owyhee Mountains, marks one of the territory's richest silver mining districts, a boomtown whose population briefly rivaled that of the capital itself during its peak years. The map's combination of sparse settlement and dramatic volcanic terrain reflects Idaho's continuing identity in 1881 as one of the least developed and most geographically extreme territories in the American West.\u003c\/p\u003e\u003cp\u003eThis map is a fine gift for a family with Idaho roots, for a transplant now settled in Boise or the Owyhee country, or for a collector of early Idaho territorial maps. 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The Union Pacific's Oregon Short Line crosses the southern plains through Pocatello, Shoshone, and Nampa, while the Northern Pacific cuts through the rugged panhandle connecting the mining hubs of Kootenai and Shoshone counties, and the map further marks the Coeur d'Alene, Nez Perces, Lemhi, and Fort Hall Indian Reservations alongside the vast Rocky Desert, Lava Fields, and Sage Brush Plains of the southern river valleys.\u003c\/p\u003e\u003cp\u003eThis map is a fitting gift for a family with Idaho roots, for a transplant now settled in Boise or the Snake River valley, or for a collector of statehood-year Rand McNally maps. 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Johnson had entered the map trade working for J.H. Colton before partnering with Ross Browning and eventually building his own successful atlas business, converting Colton's original steel-plate engravings to lithographic stones to produce maps at a lower cost, and by 1864 his firm, then operating as Johnson and Ward following the Civil War's disruption of the earlier Johnson and Browning partnership, was issuing genuinely original plates rather than simple reissues of Colton's older work.\u003c\/p\u003e\u003cp\u003eThis map captures the Pacific Northwest at an especially fluid moment in its territorial history: Idaho as shown here still encompasses the entirety of what would soon become Montana and Wyoming, a vast and unwieldy administrative unit that would be broken apart within just a few years. Early counties, roads, Indian tribes, and forts are recorded across the region, published in the brief window just before organized exploration of Yellowstone would begin to reveal that area's remarkable geothermal landscape to the wider public. Olympia anchors Washington Territory's government, Portland serves as Oregon's principal commercial city along the Columbia River, and Lewiston, Idaho's original territorial capital, governs the vast new territory from its position on the Snake River in the north.\u003c\/p\u003e\u003cp\u003eThis map is a compelling gift for a family with Pacific Northwest roots, for a transplant now settled in Washington, Oregon, or Idaho, or for a collector seeking the first printed appearance of Idaho on any map. 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The map shows counties established in eastern Oregon but none yet in Idaho or Montana, a telling gap that reflects how far behind Oregon's older, more settled territory the two newer jurisdictions remained in their administrative organization. Mitchell had taken over his father's atlas firm just a few years earlier and continued its tradition of frequently revised steel-plate state maps throughout this volatile period of western territorial reorganization.\u003c\/p\u003e\u003cp\u003eThis is among the first maps to show Idaho Territory in a properly configured shape following its 1863 creation and one of the earliest to name Montana at all, capturing the Pacific Northwest during a remarkably compressed period of territorial subdivision. Portland anchors Oregon's settled Willamette Valley as its commercial hub, Olympia governs Washington Territory from Puget Sound, and Virginia City, founded in 1863 following a major gold strike in Alder Gulch, briefly served as Montana's territorial capital and largest town during the peak of its own gold rush. The map's simultaneous depiction of an established Oregon alongside two barely organized new territories captures the Pacific Northwest at a genuine hinge point in its settlement history.\u003c\/p\u003e\u003cp\u003eThis map is a fitting gift for a family with roots anywhere across the Pacific Northwest, for a transplant now settled in Portland or Montana, or for a collector of early Idaho and Montana territorial maps. 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By 1884 all three Rocky Mountain territories remained years from statehood, and this sheet captures them at very different stages of administrative development, with Wyoming organized into only seven counties, Montana into eleven, and Idaho into thirteen, a telling snapshot of how unevenly settlement and county formation had proceeded across the northern Rockies.\u003c\/p\u003e\u003cp\u003eNative American reservations, mountain ranges, towns, roads, and rivers are recorded in detail across all three territories, among the most thorough treatments of the region available in a commercial atlas of the period. Helena anchors Montana as its territorial capital, chosen in 1875 for its position amid the state's gold-mining districts, Boise governs Idaho from its southwestern valley along the Boise River, and Cheyenne, built around the Union Pacific Railroad's transcontinental line, serves as Wyoming's territorial capital and largest town. The map's careful county-level detail across three territories whose borders and internal divisions were still actively being drawn makes it a genuinely useful document for tracking the northern Rocky Mountain region's slow but steady progress toward eventual statehood.\u003c\/p\u003e\u003cp\u003eThis map is a fitting gift for a family with roots anywhere across the northern Rockies, for a transplant now settled in Helena, Boise, or Cheyenne, or for a collector of territorial-era Mitchell atlas maps. Note this exact Mitchell edition is also offered elsewhere in our catalog under a different crop selection, so the underlying map and year are the same, only the image crops differ. 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Williams published this large-format map of the American West in 1876, tracing the newly completed Transcontinental Railroad west from Omaha along with a web of connecting lines feeding travelers toward Colorado, Nebraska, Utah, Idaho, Nevada, Montana, and California. Bound into a copy of Williams's own guidebook, The Pacific Tourist, the map was built explicitly to sell rail travel, marking named train stations along each route and several proposed lines not yet built. This is the rarer first edition; a second edition followed in 1877 with revised railroad routes into Colorado, New Mexico, and Arizona, meaning this earlier state captures the network exactly as it stood at the height of the first tourist boom to the Rockies and the Pacific Coast. Williams was working at the peak of interest in transcontinental travel, just seven years after the Golden Spike, when reaching California by rail was still novel enough to require its own dedicated promotional literature.\u003c\/p\u003e\u003cp\u003eDenver anchors the map's Colorado detail as the railroad hub feeding travelers south and west, while Omaha marks the eastern starting point of the entire route across the Nebraska plains. Salt Lake City sits at the map's center as the primary stop across Utah, with Virginia City standing in for Nevada's silver-mining boomtowns and Helena marking the Montana mining district reached by branch lines off the main route. San Francisco anchors the western terminus on the Pacific Coast, the destination the whole map was built to sell. This surviving example carries handwritten period annotations, including a note referencing the stagecoach robber Black Bart, active across northern California and southern Oregon through the years this map circulated.\u003c\/p\u003e\u003cp\u003eIt's a strong pick for anyone with family history along the old railroad corridor - Nebraska homesteaders, Colorado or Montana mining families, or descendants of the Nevada silver rush - as well as for a collector of 19th-century railroad promotional maps. The 1877 second edition of this same map extended its Colorado and New Mexico railroad detail further south and added new place names in Arizona; this 1876 first edition instead preserves the network at its earlier, rawer stage, a genuinely distinct snapshot rather than a superseded draft. 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The General Land Office produced these maps to track the advance of the Public Land Survey System across the West, and this sheet reflects that mission directly, recording Indian and military reservations, early railroad lines, forts, towns, rivers, roads, lakes, and mountains in a level of topographical detail dealers still rank among the finest large-format Idaho maps of the period. Idaho's path to statehood had been unusually fast-moving in its final years, and this map captures the new state barely a year into its existence, its survey lines and administrative boundaries still catching up to a rapidly growing mining and ranching economy.\u003c\/p\u003e\u003cp\u003eBoise anchors the map as the new state's capital, while Lewiston, the former territorial capital in the state's northern panhandle, and Pocatello, a railroad town whose growth in the 1880s had been driven directly by its position at a key junction, mark two very different regional centers within the same state. The map traces early railroad lines threading through Idaho's mountainous terrain, connecting mining camps and ranching country to markets outside the state, alongside forts and Indian and military reservations that mark the federal government's ongoing presence across the landscape. Rivers, lakes, and mountain ranges are rendered with the same careful precision as the human infrastructure, giving the sheet a genuinely comprehensive picture of a state whose terrain had shaped its settlement as much as any railroad or land office ever could.\u003c\/p\u003e\u003cp\u003eIt's a strong choice for an Idaho family, a Boise or Lewiston transplant, or a collector of General Land Office statehood-era maps documenting the exact year a western territory became a state. 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The engraving keeps Mitchell's signature ornamental floral border and crisp steel line work, the house style that distinguished his New General Atlas from the plainer county-format maps beginning to appear elsewhere in the trade. The sheet covers Kansas, Nebraska Territory, Colorado Territory, and the eastern portion of the new Idaho Territory, with New Mexico, Texas, and Indian Territory sketched along its southern margin. Idaho at this date still absorbed the whole of what would become Wyoming, a boundary arrangement that survived barely a year before further territorial splits began.\u003c\/p\u003e\u003cp\u003eKansas counties again cover only the state's eastern third, while Nebraska's have expanded slightly to claim just under half the territory. Colorado shows roughly fifteen organized counties, a marked jump from the year before, clustered around the gold regions near Denver that continued to draw settlement along the Front Range. Indian tribes, early towns, and forts are marked across the plains between the settled counties, and proposed railroad routes crisscross ground the war had slowed but not stopped. Idaho Territory occupies the map's northwestern corner as an almost entirely blank expanse, its vast size on paper matched by almost no organized settlement shown within it.\u003c\/p\u003e\u003cp\u003eThis 1863 revision is a natural pick for a Colorado or Idaho family tracing early territorial roots, or for a collector pairing it with the store's 1862 Mitchell edition of the same Kansas-Nebraska-Colorado grouping — the earlier sheet predates Idaho Territory entirely and still shows Dakota Territory at its original full extent, while this one captures the region just as Mitchell's map was redrawn to keep pace with Congress. Colorado's jump from no counties to roughly fifteen between the two editions is itself a record of how fast the gold-rush settlements organized. 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Lloyd \u0026amp; Co. issued this territorial map of Idaho, Montana and Wyoming around 1871-1872, published by Warner \u0026amp; Higgins in Chicago and printed by Frederick Bourquin in Philadelphia as part of Lloyd's Atlas of the United States, a work never issued as a standalone atlas but distributed only as a supplement bound into Warner \u0026amp; Beers county atlases of the period. The map documents the Northern Rockies during a period of rapid post-Civil War expansion, recording early county boundaries, mining districts, military posts and Native American reservations across all three territories. This particular state, referencing \"Territories\" plural in its title, is notably rare, the firm having last offered a comparable example for sale decades earlier, and it captures the region in the brief window just before Yellowstone's 1872 establishment as the country's first national park.\u003c\/p\u003e\u003cp\u003eHelena anchors Montana as its territorial capital amid the region's mining camps, while Boise performs the same role for Idaho near its own gold and silver districts. Cheyenne sits along the completed Union Pacific transcontinental line in southern Wyoming, already established as the territory's leading town thanks to the railroad. The proposed route of the Northern Pacific Railroad is traced across Montana, not yet built but clearly anticipated, and South Pass appears as one of the region's storied mining centers alongside emigrant roads and scattered military forts. The map's hydrography of the Yellowstone Basin is recorded here in unusual detail for a commercial atlas map, just months before the area's transformation into protected parkland.\u003c\/p\u003e\u003cp\u003eThis map is a fitting gift for a family with roots in the mining or railroad booms of Montana, Idaho or Wyoming, or for a collector seeking a genuinely scarce Lloyd atlas supplement map from the years immediately preceding Yellowstone's creation. Compared to the store's De Lacy 1865 Montana map, focused solely on that territory in its earliest infancy, this Lloyd sheet offers a wider three-territory view of the Northern Rockies at a later, more developed stage. 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Lloyd issued this county map of Montana, Idaho and Wyoming on a distinctive horizontal format in 1872, the third and most fully updated state of a plate that had first appeared that same year with only four Wyoming counties and considerably less topographic detail. This later state expands Wyoming to five counties and substantially reworks the cartography around Yellowstone, adding new mountain ranges and county boundaries not present on the earlier printings. Like Lloyd's other territorial maps, this sheet appeared only as a supplement bound into Warner \u0026amp; Beers county atlases of the 1870s, never as a standalone publication, which has made well-preserved examples genuinely scarce today. It stands, by most accounts, among the best and rarest commercial atlas maps of the Northern Rockies region produced during the decade.\u003c\/p\u003e\u003cp\u003eHelena continues to anchor Montana Territory as its capital amid a landscape of mining camps and emigrant trails, while Boise performs the same role for Idaho. South Pass City marks one of the region's storied Wyoming gold camps, sitting along the Overland Route to the Gold Fields that the map traces in detail alongside the separate Emigrant Road. Yellowstone itself is located on this plate, though notably the Teton mountains are not yet shown, an omission the map shares with many of its contemporaries. Numerous forts, Indian tribal territories, early railroads and proposed rail lines fill out a landscape still very much in the process of being surveyed and settled.\u003c\/p\u003e\u003cp\u003eThis later, more detailed state of Lloyd's Montana, Idaho and Wyoming map makes a fitting gift for a collector wanting to compare successive states of the same historic plate, or for a family with roots in the Wyoming gold camps of the early 1870s. Set beside the store's other Lloyd territorial map of the same three-territory region, this horizontal county edition shows a genuinely revised and expanded plate rather than a simple reprint, distinguished by its fifth Wyoming county and reworked Yellowstone cartography. 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Johnson had built his firm out of the remnants of J.H. Colton's business, converting Colton's original steel-plate engravings to lithographic stone to produce atlases at a lower price point than his competitors, and by 1865 the Johnson firm, now operating without his former partner Ward, was issuing its own fully original plates each year. This sheet predates the creation of Yellowstone by seven years and shows the wider unorganized country between the Yellowstone River and the North Platte as still largely blank, a genuine snapshot of how little the northern Rockies were understood even by well-informed Eastern publishers at the war's end.\u003c\/p\u003e\u003cp\u003eOmaha anchors Nebraska as its principal town and the map's easternmost point of real organization, while Virginia City and Bannack, Montana's earliest gold rush boomtowns, appear amid the sparse nine counties then recorded there. Idaho, freshly carved out with only five counties of its own, and Dakota, with none at all, both still read as barely organized frontier. The map's version of Yellowstone Lake, mislabeled Sublett's Lake and pushed well west of its true location, testifies to how garbled even the best available information about the region still was in 1865. Gold mines in western Montana and a scatter of proposed railroad routes and trading posts round out a sheet that captures the northern Plains and Rockies at their most genuinely unmapped.\u003c\/p\u003e\u003cp\u003eThis map makes a striking gift for a family tracing roots to Montana's original 1860s gold camps, or for a collector fascinated by the cartographic record of Wyoming's earliest, unnamed appearance on any published map. Set against the store's later, better-surveyed Montana and Wyoming sheets from Lloyd and the General Land Office, this 1865 Johnson edition shows just how quickly the region's mapping caught up over the following two decades. 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The firm's steel-plate engraving and even hand coloring gave its territorial maps a crisp, reliable look that helped the atlas sell hundreds of thousands of copies a year through the 1860s. This particular printing is an unusual transitional state: Oregon appears within its final statehood borders, Washington Territory still runs east to the Rocky Mountains, and Idaho Territory, only months old, is drawn in an early, compact configuration reaching north just to the Salmon River gold country rather than to the 49th parallel it would later claim, a boundary arrangement that likely existed for only a few months at the end of 1863.\u003c\/p\u003e\u003cp\u003ePortland remains Oregon's dominant river port on the Willamette, while Olympia, seated on Puget Sound, continues as Washington Territory's capital. Lewiston, perched at the confluence of the Snake and Clearwater Rivers, served as Idaho Territory's first capital and the supply hub for miners rushing to the Salmon River diggings the map singles out by name. Further east, the sheet marks a second cluster of gold regions in the Bitterroot Mountains, ground that would soon be organized as western Montana. Early wagon roads, forts, and Indian land boundaries trace the routes prospectors and settlers used to reach these scattered mining districts, while the map's compact Idaho boundary is itself a record of how quickly Congress kept redrawing the territorial map through the gold rush years.\u003c\/p\u003e\u003cp\u003eThis edition suits a family with Pacific Northwest or Rocky Mountain mining-era roots, or a collector building a set of the region's rapidly shifting Civil War-era territorial boundaries. The store also carries Mitchell Jr.'s 1860 map of the same region, issued before Idaho Territory existed at all; that earlier sheet shows Washington wrapping fully around Oregon, while this 1863 variant reflects the brief, compact Idaho configuration that followed only a few months later. 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