Arizona Maps

H.H. Lloyd published this county map of Colorado, Utah, Arizona and New Mexico around 1872, distributed, like the firm's other territorial sheets, only as a supplement bound into Warner &...

Samuel Augustus Mitchell Jr. published this map of Arizona and New Mexico in Philadelphia in 1867, continuing the family publishing business his father had built since relocating to the city...

H.H. Lloyd published this double-page map of Utah, Arizona, New Mexico, Kansas, Colorado, and Indian Territory in Chicago around 1870, centering the sheet on the Rocky Mountains at a moment...

George F. Cram's company issued this large map of the Arizona Territory around 1909, three years before statehood, at a moment when the territory's railroad network, mining industry, and land...

C.J. Dyer sketched this bird's-eye view of Phoenix, Arizona Territory, in 1885, only four years after the town's incorporation, and the Schmidt Label & Litho Company of San Francisco printed...

George Philip & Son of London and Liverpool published this sweeping map of the American West in 1890, working in this instance with the cartographer J. Bartholomew to bring British...

H.C. Tunison of Jacksonville, Illinois published this map of Arizona Territory in 1899, a scarce sheet notable for focusing on Arizona alone rather than pairing it with New Mexico as...

Samuel Augustus Mitchell, Jr. published this map of Arizona and New Mexico in 1867, just three years after taking over the family publishing business from his father and only four...

The artist Larry Toschik drew this decorative pictorial map of Arizona's lost mines, ghost towns, and early Spanish missions in 1963, and it was printed in Pasadena by Cornwell &...

George F. Cram published this railroad and township map of Arizona Territory in 1886, likely for an early edition of his Standard American Railway Atlas, a reference aimed squarely at...

H.H. Lloyd published this county map of Colorado, Utah, New Mexico, and Arizona in 1872 as part of the firm's scarce Atlas of the United States, which appeared only briefly...

George F. Cram published this map of Arizona Territory in 1898, at a point when his Chicago firm had become one of the country's leading producers of commercial atlas maps...

Samuel Augustus Mitchell, Jr. of Philadelphia published this county and township map of Arizona and New Mexico in 1888, continuing a firm his father had built into one of the...

F.T. Newbery prepared this map of the Southern Pacific Railroad and its connections in June 1875, the earliest known map focused specifically on the railroad's general route, published more than...

Samuel Augustus Mitchell Jr. issued this compact map of California, Oregon, Idaho, Utah, Nevada, Arizona, and Washington in 1867, a charming small-format plate drawn from one of the school atlases...

O.W. Gray published this joint map of the Arizona and New Mexico territories in 1873 for his Atlas of the United States, issued by the Philadelphia firm Stedman, Brown &...

The U.S. General Land Office published this map of the Arizona Territory in 1876, compiled by principal draughtsman C. Roeser under Commissioner S. S. Burdett and printed by the New...

The George F. Cram Company of Chicago, a firm established in 1867, published this map of Arizona in 1925 for its Unrivaled Atlas of the World, a large postwar reference...

This map of Arizona was published in 1909 by George F. Cram and Ellis Arthur Davis as part of a state atlas issued from Berkeley, California, just three years before...

Samuel Augustus Mitchell Jr. published this map of the Arizona and New Mexico territories in 1868 for his New General Atlas, one of the new maps added to that year's...

The National Map Company of Indianapolis published this joint map of Arizona and New Mexico in 1927 as part of its Official Paved Road and Commercial Survey of the United...

Rand, McNally & Company published this map of the Arizona Territory in 1893 for their Indexed Atlas of the World, a reference work built for the shipping and business community...

This map of California, Oregon, Idaho, Utah, Nevada, Arizona, and Washington was produced by S. Augustus Mitchell Jr. and published in 1865 by E.H. Butler & Co., one of fifty-five...

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

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

Samuel Augustus Mitchell Jr., working through Wm. M. Bradley & Bro. of Philadelphia, issued this Arizona and New Mexico sheet in 1882, part of his New General Atlas published in...

Asher & Adams, working out of New York, issued this Arizona sheet in 1874 as part of their New Commercial, Topographical, and Statistical Atlas and Gazetteer of the United States,...

George Franklin Cram published this Arizona map in 1883 for A.C. Shewey & Co. of Chicago, part of Cram's Unrivaled Family Atlas of the World, the first mass-produced world atlas...

George F. Cram's name carried real weight in American map publishing by the 1890s, and the Columbian World's Fair Atlas, ninety state and territory maps produced for the 1893 Chicago...

Witness the interplay of jagged mountains and sweeping deserts in this Arizona Frontier Map Reproduction, recalling an age when wagon caravans cut dusty trails and homesteaders staked claims in harsh...

Uncover the sweeping horizons of Arizona with this historical map that spotlights dramatic mesas, winding canyons, and an indefatigable pioneer spirit. Each boundary, town, and reservation weaves together the stories...

This beautifully illustrated vintage map of Tucson, Arizona, captures the unique charm of the American Southwest. Designed in a decorative pictorial style, this map highlights key landmarks, local culture, and...