This finely engraved map shows the state with 37 counties and the majority of development in the north. A railroad extends from Fernandina to Cedar Keys, and a railroad in progress joins Jacksonville to Tallahassee. There are only a few roads in the southern half of the state but there are a number of forts due to the recently concluded Seminole Wars. A large inset at lower left presents the Florida Keys. Surrounded by a decorative latticework border with stars in the corners. Published in 1863-64 editions of Johnson's atlas.

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Condition: B+

Full contemporary color on a slightly toned sheet with dampstaining along the edges that just enters the border at bottom and a couple light spots in the map image. There is an edge tear that just brushes the border at bottom that has been closed on verso with archival tape.