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A collection of historic and contemporary political and physical maps of Texas, including climate, vegetation, and geophysical maps, for use in the K-12 classroom.

Vegetation of the Texas Region, 1911
A map showing the vegetation types of the Texas region. The map is keyed to show: (1) Atlantic forest belt; (2) Rocky Mountain forest; (3) Chaparral; (4) Black Prairie; (5) bolson desert flora; (6a) Grand Prairie; (6b) Great Plains; (7) transitional,...

Callaban Divide, 1911
A contour map from 1911 showing the summits of the Callaban Divide on the Great Plains of Texas. ...

Cross Timbers of Texas, 1911
A map from 1911 showing the cross timbers of Texas north of Austin. The map is keyed to show the Grand Prairie and Black Prairie regions....

Coastal Features of Texas, 1911
A base map from 1911 showing the coastal features of Texas, long, simple sand reefs enclosing narrow lagoons. ...

Texas and the New England States, 1916
A comparison of sizes between Texas and the New England states. ...

Texas, 1919
A map from 1919 of Texas showing the capital at Austin, principal cities and towns, railroads, mountains, rivers, and coastal features....

Western Texas, 1920
A map from 1920 of western Texas showing counties and county seats, principal cities and towns, railroads, and rivers....

Eastern Texas, 1920
A map from 1920 of eastern Texas showing counties and county seats, principal cities and towns, railroads, rivers, and coastal features....

Western Texas, 1920
A map from 1920 of western Texas showing counties and county seats, principal cities and towns, railroads, and rivers....

Eastern Texas, 1920
A map from 1920 of eastern Texas showing counties and county seats, principal cities and towns, railroads, rivers, and coastal features....

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