District of Columbia: Bradford, 1835 Size:iPhone 11 ORBIS TERRAE COMPENDIOSA DESCRIPTIO quam

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District of Columbia: Bradford, 1835 Size:iPhone 11 ORBIS TERRAE COMPENDIOSA DESCRIPTIO quamThis map was published in Bradfords 1835 Comprehensive Atlas Geographical, Historical and Commercial. Thomas Bradfords map of the District of Columbia is one of the first maps available to describe the area. The plans for the cities of Washington as well as Georgetown and Alexandria are shown and in the left of the map, a legend presents points of interest. Thomas Gamaliel Bradford was an American cartographer born in Boston, Massachusetts in 1802.