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Note.—Inserts of "Isthmus von Panama", "Hafen von San Juan de Nicaragua" and "Die Nicaragua route."
1857.—Map of the United States, British & Central America. From state documents & unpublished materials by profesor H. D. Rogers, of Boston, U. S. and A. Keith Johnston, geographer to the queen, 1857. Engraved by W. & A. K. Johnston, scale 1: 3,540,000 col. 54 por 67. Edimburg.—(1857).—L. c.
1857.—Übersicht der hauptverbindungs-wege des Atlantischen und stillen-oceans durch Central America.
(In Stout (Peter F.) Nicaragua. 16° Philadelphia, J. E. Potter, 1859.)
1860.—Colton's Nicaragua, Guatemala, Honduras, San Salvador & Costa Rica. Revised, enlarged and published by S. H. Goetzl & Co. Mobile, Ala. 12 por 15.
(In Walker (William). The war in Nicaragua. 12° Mobile, S. H. Goetzl & Co. 1860.)—L. c.
1862.—Carta de los Estados de Centro América con todos los proyectos de las diversas vías de comunicación inter-oceanica desde la punta de Anton-Lizardo, en Vera Cruz, hasta el cabo Corrientes,

rika entworfen von H. Kiepert, 1857. 16 por 18 y medio.
(In Gesellschaft für erdkunde zu Berlin. Zeitschrift. Neue folge. 8° Berlin, D. Reimer, 1857. v. 2. pl. 4).—L. c.
H. Kiepert's karte des nördlichen torpischen America north of the equator, comprising the West Indies, Central America, Mexico, New Granada, and Venezuela. col. 38 por 36. Berlin, D. Reimer, 1858.—L. c.
1858.—H. Kiepert's neue karte von Mittel-Amerika. A new map of Central America. Engraved on stone by Dr. Kolitz. col. 36 por 40. Berlin, D. Reimer, 1858.—L. c.
1858.—Map showing the proposed routes of interoceanic communication. 12 y medio por 14.
(In Squier (E. G.) The states of Central America. 8° New York, Harper & brothers, 1858.—L. c.
1858.—Mexico und die republiken von Central America. Bearbeitet von C. Graf, 22 por 25. Weimar, geographisches institut. (1858).—L. c.
1859.—Colton's map of Central America. By Fermín Ferrer, member of the American geographical society of Nicaragua. Scale of 60 geographical miles. 37 por 47. New York, J. H. Colton & Co., 1859.
Note.—Inserts of "Harbour of Realejo", "Isthmus and railroad of Panama" and "Harbour of San Juan del Norte".—L. c.
1859.—More's map of Central America. 13 por 15.—L. c.
en Nueva Granada. Formada por A'tin. E. van de Gehürhte, según el original á él dejado por su difunto padre. Manuscript. 36 por 40 y medio. Guatemala, 1862.—L. c.
1863.—Central America and the West Indies... 8 tres cuartos por 11 y medio.
(In Bartlett (W. H.) and Woodward (B. B.) The history of the United States. 8° London. Virtue & Co. (1863). v. 2. p. 432).—L. c.
1866.—General map of the American isthmus showing the various lines proposed for interoceanic communication. Compiled by admiral C. H. Davis. 20 por 24.
(In Davis (Charles H.) Report on interoceanic canals and railroads between the Atlantic and Pacific oceans. 8° Washington, 1867. map. 1).—L. c.
1867.—Johnson's Central America, col. 11 por 16. New York. A. J. Johnson. (1867).
Note.—From. Johnson's family atlas.—L. c.
1874.—The granger's map of the United States. British provinces, West Indies, Mexico and Central America. (By Gaylord Wattson, anom.) 38 por 50. Chicago, Watson's Chicago branch, 1874.—L. c.
1876.—Central America (Northern part.) Comprising Mexico, Guatemala, Honduras, San Salvador, and Nicaragua. 12 por 17.
(In Jones (Charles H.) Historical atlas of the world. fol. Chicago, Higgins, bro. & Co. 1876. Número 39).—L. c.
1876.—Central America (Southern part.) Including