Subject: Livingston, New York
Period: 1829 (dated)
Publication: An Atlas of the State of New York
Color: Hand Color
Size:
12.1 x 15.2 inches
30.7 x 38.6 cm
This very early county map was published in the second atlas covering an individual state ever published (it was only preceded by Robert Mills's Atlas of South Carolina from 1825). The county is bisected by the Genessee River and includes Conesus and Hemlock lakes. The map illustrates townships, stage roads, county roads, villages, flourmills, factories, forges, sawmills, and churches.
References: Phillips (Atlases) #2206; Rumsey #0103.043.
Condition: B+
Full contemporary color with light foxing, minor toning, and short edge tears that are confined to the margins.