Railroad and Township Map of Wyoming

This detailed, well-maintained map of Wyoming was issued in George F. Crams “Standard American Atlas” in 1884. Cram identifies myriad finished and unfinished railroad lines and township lines within the state. An aquamarine border is used to depict the state while counties are further identified with bold red lines. The map also painstakingly marks numerous rivers, lighthouses, mountains, mills, sand dunes, light houses, military reservations, Native American reservations, lakes, bays, towns, springs, mines, and more. Yellowstone National Park and Mammoth Hot Springs is labeled in the upper left. An insightful glimpse of the state in 1884!’

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