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1839-42.—Outline map of Central America and Yucatan—showing the situation of the ruined cities and monuments visited by Messrs. Stephens & Catherwood in the years 1839, 1840, 1841, 1842. 14 por 12. (In Catherwood (Frederick). View of ancient monuments in Central America. fol. New York, bartlet & Welford, 1844.)—L. c.

1841.—Map of Central America to illustrate the papers of ca'n Bird Allen r. n. Alonzo de Escobar, and chev'r Emanuel Friedrichsthal. 16 por 14 y medio.

(In Royal geographical society. Journal. 1841. 8° London. J. Murray. 1841. v. 11. p. 76.)—L. c.

1844.—Central America, and the West Indies, from the latest and best authorities. Engraved by Charles Copley. New York. 12 por 19 y medio.

(In McCulloch (J. R.) McCulloch's universal gazetteer. 8° New York, Harper & brothers, 1844.)

Note.—Inset map of "The harbour and city of Havana." "Jamaica" etc.—L. c.

1847.—(Map of the tract of land to which New Granada and Central America, lay claim). T. R. Harrison, lith. 12 y medio por 16.

(In Great Britain. Parliament. Accounts and papers. State papers. 1847-8. v. 65.)—L. c.

1847.—States forming the republic of Central America. 11 por 12 y medio.—L. c.

(In Dunlop (Robert Glasgow). Travels in Central America. 12° London, 1847.)

1850.—Central America. 15 y medio por 18.

(In Grove (Frederick). The gospel in Central America. 12° London, C. Gilpin, 1850.)—L. c.

1850.—Central America. 12 y medio por 16.—L. c.

(In Sharper's student's atlas. fol. London Chapman & Hall, 1850. N° 44.)

1850.—Central America, shewing the proposed junctions of Atlantic & Pacific oceans. Constructed & engraved by G. H. Swanston. 9 por 5 y medio.

(In Gazetteer (A.) of the world. 8° Edinburgh, A. Fullarton & Co. (1850). v. 1 p. 228.)—L. c.

1850.—Central America and Westindien. 16 por 22. Berlin, D. Reimer, 1849.—L. c.

In Ritter (Carl). Geographischer atlas fol. Berlin, 1851. p. 23.)

1850.—Map of Central America including the states of Guatemala, Salvador, Honduras, Nicaragua, & Costa Rica, the territories of Belize & Mosquito, with parts of Mexico, Yucatan & New Granada. Shewing the proposed routes between the Atlantic & Pacific oceans by way of Tehuantepec, Nicaragua & Panama. Engraved from the original drawings of John Baily of Guatemala; with additions frort the latest surveys of the admiralty. S. Moro, col. Lloyd, Garella, wc. 26 por 32. London, T. Saunders, (1850).—L. c.

1850.—Map of Central America, showing the different lines of Atlantic & Pacific communication. By James Wyld. 1850. Ex. doc. N° 75. Ist sess. 31st cong. col. 23 por 32. Baltimore, lith. by E. Weber & Co. (1850).—L. c.

Note.—Insert of "Isthmus of Panama."

1850.—A new map of Central America, showing the different lines of Atlantic & Pacific communication. 23 por 33. New York, J. Disturnell, 1850.

Note.—Insets of "Isthmus of Panama" and "Map of the isthmus of Tehuantepec. Reduced from the original made by order of José de Garay"—L. c.

1851.—Carte du grand isthme de l'Amérique Centrale dressé par Arrowsmith, en 1871. 7 y medio por 11 y medio.

(In Société de géographie. Bulletin. 4e. série. 8° Paris, 1851. v. 1. at end).—L. c.

1851.—Map of West Indies & Central America, showing the countries where the Mahogany & other fine forest trees abound; also the projected passages across the great American isthmus. Drawn & engraved for Chaloner & Fleming, by Trelawny Saunders. 1851. 18 por 25.—L. c.

(In Chaloner (Edward) & Fleming (—). The mahogany tree. 8° Liverpool, (1851). at end).

1851.—A new map of Central America showing the different lines of Atlantic & Pacific communication. 22 por 32. New York, J. Disturnell, 1851.

Note.—Insets of "Map of the isthmus of Tehuantepec. Reduced from the original made by order of José de Garay" and "Isthmus of Panama."—L. c.

1852.—Map of Central America, showing the different lines of Atlantic & Pacific communication. By James Wyld. 22 y medio por 31. London, J. Wyld, 1852.—L. c.

(In Wyld (James). A new general atlas. fol London, 1854).

Note.—Insert of "Isthmus of Panama."

1853-1854.—Karte von Central Amerika zur übersicht der staatlichen verhältnisse und der reisen von Dr. C. Scherzer und Dr. M. Wagner, 1853 & 1854. Gezeichnet von Herrn Berghaus. Massstab 1/800000. 9 y medio por 8.

(In Petermann's Mittheilungen. 1856. 4°. Gotha, J. Perthes, (1856). v. 2. 308).—L. c.

1854.—Central America and the West Indies. Engraved by S. Hall. 12 por 20 y medio.

(In McCulloch (J. R.) A dictionary, geographical statistical and historical. 8°. London, Longman, 1854. v. 2. p. 69.)—L. c.

1854.—Central America. West coast. Sheet 3. Parida (Panama, S. A.) to gulf of Nicoya (Costa-Rica). Surveyed by capt. Henry Kellett, 1849. 25 por 19. London, 1854, (Great Britain. Admiralty. Chart N°. 2265).—L. c.

1856.—Map of Central America. Compiled from materials furnished by the committee on foreign relations of the senate of the U. S. Executed at the office of the U. S. coast survey, under special direction of capt. W. R. Palmer, U. S. topl. engr. March 1856. L. D. Williams draughtn. U. S. c. s. Scale 1/2,500,000. 41 por 43. New York, lith. by J. Bien, (1856).

Note.—Inserts of "Bay of Fonseca," "Port of San Juan de Nicaragua, or Grey Town" and "Nicaragua from San Juan to Fonseca bay."—L. c.

1856.—Map of Central America (etc.) Showing the routes between the Atlantic & Pacific oceans. Edited by Trelawny Saunders from the original drawings of John Bailey with additions (etc.) London, E. Stanford, 1856. Reproduced in 1879.

(In Great Britain. Parliament. Accounts and papers. 1881. v. 99).—L. c.

1857.—Carte du grand-isthme de l'Amérique Centrale pour servir à l'intelligence des différents projets de communication interocéanique par V. A. Malte-Brun, 1857. 9 y medio por 13.

(In Nouvelles annales des voyages. 6me. série. 8° Paris, 1857. v. 9. p. 5.)

Note.—Inserts of "Carte de l'Atrato et du Truando pour l'intelligence du projet de M. F. Kelly de New York. (Cette carte est empruntée à une carte Espagnole)" and "Chemin de fer de Panama."—L. c.

1857.—Central America. 11 y medio por 15 y medio.

(In William V.) Walker's expedition nach Nicaragua. Aus dem Englischen. 12° Braunschweig, 1857.)