The consular atlas : being a series of maps selected from Letts's popular atlas, delineating the western and older portion of Europe, and the eastern and settled portion of the United States, on a uniform scale of 28 miles to the inch; together with large scale maps of eastern Europe, Asia and America, and street plans of the capitals of Europe, New York, Philadelphia, and Boston ... to indicate 1. The British consular and vice-consular stations over the world. 2. The extent of inland navigation of important rivers. 3. Populations.
London : Letts, Son & Co. Ltd,
1883.