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the United States of Colombia: 12 por 17 y medio.

(In Jones (Charles H.) Historical atlas of the world. fol. Chicago, Higgins, bro. w Co. 1876. Número 46).—L. c.

1876.—Williams' (G. W.) copper copper-plate map of the United States, Canada, México, Central America, West Indies, &c. col 63 por 63. Philadelphia, J. M. Atwood (1876).—L. c.

1876-1877.—Estudios y proyectos para el canal interoceánico 1876-1877. 1/1.000.000 11 y medio por 18 y medio.

1877.—Map of the Mexican Pacific railway, connecting ciudad Yucatan with Merida, Campeche, Veracruz, Mexico, and Acapulco and of the Central American railway, connecting ciudad Yucatan with Valladolid, Belize, etc. Prepared by G. W. & C. B. Colton & Co. 21 y medio por 28. New York, G. W. & C. B. Colton & Co. (1877).—L. c.

1878.—Map of the isthmus of Central America. To illustrate the paper by rear admiral D. Ammen, U. S. N. 1878. 7 1/2 por 11.

(In American (The) geographical society of New York. 1878. 8° New York, for the society (1878). v. 10. p. 142).—L. c.

1879.—Mapa general del istmo Americano, indicando los proyectos de canales interoceánicos examinados por el Congreso internacional de 1879. Escala de 1.700.000. 10 por 12.

(In Sociedad geográfica de Madrid. Boletín Enero, Febrero y Marzo, 1888. 8° Madrid, Fortanet, 1888. v. 24. Núm. 1, 3).—L. c.

1880.—Map of the isthmus of Central America, 1880. 7 y medio por 11.

(In American (The) geographical society of New York. Bulletin, 1879. 8° New York, for the society (1880). v. 11 p. 112).

NOTE.—Accompanying paper on "The interoceanic ship canal", read before the society, December 9,1879.—L. c.

1881-1882.—Central America und Westindien entworfen und gezeichnet von Dr. Joseph Chavanne, Maasstab—r: 650.000 Druck v. Jos. Eberle & Co. Wien. 40 por 17 y medio.

(In Deutsche rundenhau für geographic und statistik. Okt. 1881; Sept. 1882. 4. Jahrg. 8° Wien, A. Hartleben, 1882. v. 4. p. 22).

NOTE.—Insel maps of the "Isthmus von Darien"-"Isthmus von Tehuantepec"—"Isthmus von Panama"—"Das plateau v. Mexico."—L. c.

1883.—Colton's Central America. Scale of statute miles 60 to one inch.—r: 3.000.000 14 por 26. New York, G. W. & C. B. Colton & Co. 1883.—L. c.

1885.—Colton's Central America. Scale of statute miles 45 to one inch.—2.000.000. 20 por 35. New York, G. W. & C. B. Bolton & Co. 1885.

1885.—East coast of Central America. Cape Gracias á Dios to gulf of Darien Compiled from latest British surveys. 1885. 29 por 34 y medio. Washington, 1885.

(United States. Navy department. Hydrographic office. Chart. Núm. 045).—L. c.

1886.—Amérique Centrale. Echelle du 10.000.000 e. Gravé et imp. par Erhard. 1886. 8 y medio por 5 1/4.

(In Grande (La) encyclopédie. 8° Paris, H. Lamiirault & Cie. (1885-88), v. 2. p. 668).—L. c.

1886.—Central America. West coast. Corinto harbour (Port Realjeo). Surveyd by commander C. E. Clark, U. S. N. and the officers of the U. S. S. Ranger, 1884. 12 por 19. London admiralty, 1886.

(Great Britain. Admiralty. Chart Num. 1927).—L. c.

1886.—West coast of Central America. Gulf of Fonseca (Salvador, Honduras, Nicaragua). 22 por 29 1/4. Washington, 1886.

(United States. Navy department. Hydrographic office. Cart. Núm. 973).—L. c.

1887.—América Central y las Antillas. Escala... 1: 9.250.000. 9 y medio por 7 y medio.

(In Diccionario enciclopédico Hispano-Americano, 8° Barcelona, Montaner & Simón, 1887. v. p. 314).—L. c.

1887.—Pacific coast of Mexico and Central America, San Blas to Panamá. 20 y medio por 40 y medio. Washington, 1887.

(United States. Navy department. Hydrographic office. Chart Num. 1007).—L. c.

1887.—Ports and anchorages on the west coast of Central America. From the latest surveys by the United States government to 1887. Libertad anchorage (Salvador). San Juan del Sur (Nicaragua). Port Elena. Uvita bay. Piedra Blanca bay (Costa Rica)... 17 por 25. London, 1887.

(Great Britain. Admiralty. Chart Num. 868).—L. c.

1888.—West coast of Central America. Burica Point (Costa Rica) to Morro Puecos (Panama). 25 y medio por 40 y medio. Washington, 1888.

(United States. Navy department. Hydrographic office. Chart Num. 1018).—L. c.

1889.—Central America. Cape Mala (Panama) to Elena Bay (Costa Rica) with the northern coast from Chagres to Greytown. 25 y medio por 39. London, 1889.

(Great Britain. Admiralty. Chart Num. 2.145).—L. c.

1889.—Central America. West coast. Burica Point (Costa Rica) to Mangrove Bluff (Mexico). 1882—Corrected to 1888. Large corrections march 1886, July 1889. 25 y medio por 39. London, 1889.

(Great Britain. Admiralty. Chart Num. 587).—L. c.

1889.—Mapas de Colton. Mapa de América Central. Escala 1: 1.705.000. 31 y medio por 39 y medio. New York, G. W. & C. B. Colton & C. 1889.

NOTE.—See 1898 for a new edition of this map.

Ports and anchorages on the west coast of Central America. From the latest surveys by the United States government to 1887. Large corrections. May 1889. En Rincon harby, Golfito anchoe, aproachos to San Domingo (Costa Rica). Libertad anchorage (Salvador). San Juan del Sur (Nicaragua). Port Elena Uvita bay Piedra Blanca bay (Costa Rica). 17 por 25 y medio. London, 1889.

(Great Britain. Admiralty. Chart Num. 868).—L. c.

1892.—Plans of the west coast of Central America.—San Salvador. Acajutla anchorage.—Nicaragua, Corinto Harbour (Port Realjeo).—26 por 20.—London. admiralty, 1892.

(Great Britain. Admiralty. Chart Num. 1.027).—L. c.

1892.—(Railroads in operation and projected in Central America and South America. By W. D. K., Wash. D. C. 1892, anom.) 5 sheets. 7 por 10. Washington, 1892.—L. c.

1895.—Central Amerika, die staaten Guatemala, Honduras, Salvador, Nicaragua, Costa Rica, Massstab 1:6.000.000. 8 y medio por 10 1/4.

(In Brockau's konversations lexikon. 14 te auft.