This detailed and informative map shows the locations of tribal Indian lands, color coded to illustrate the status of leased lands. Indian removals from their home lands began as early as 1817 and, in the years following, many of the principal eastern Indian tribes were relocated to the Indian Territory, forming the Five Civilized Tribes. The map reflects the additional settlement of many more tribes in the territory and provides some data on the pertinent treaties involved. Of particular interest is the Cherokee Strip, noting that its 6 million acres were leased to the Cherokee Live Stock Association [no date] and ceded to the U.S. by the Cherokee nation in 1866. The map does not include the panhandle, which by this time is Public Lands. Drawn by G. P. Strum, principle draughtsman for the G.L.O.

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Condition: B

Folding as issued with lovely, even age toning to paper. Rough marginal edge at binding trim well away from image. Lightly toning along some folds, else very good.