1861 Humphreys and Abbot Map of the Mississippi River Alluvial Region. -see more info below- Detailed Specifications This is a reproduction of the original map This Map Comes in Sizes: 10″x16″, 16″x25″ and 23″x36″ You can find them and more Maps of the Mississippi river in Our StoreWe have more Maps of New Orleans in Our StoreWe have all 15 charts of Harold Fisk’s Mississippi River Meandering Belt in Our StoreAll Our Maps and Posters Are Made in the USA.Remember, the smaller the map size the harder to read the text. This is an 1861 Andrew A. Humphreys and Henry L. Abbot map of the Mississippi River alluvial region. Depicting from Jonesboro, Illinois, south to the Gulf of Mexico and from Fort Smith, Missouri, east to Clarksville, Tennessee, the region’s river network is depicted in detail. Blue hand coloring highlights major rivers, including the Mississippi, Ohio, Arkansas, and Red Rivers, along with numerous lakes. Smaller rivers and creeks are marked by thin black lines. Overflow areas are shaded brown. Railways, such as the Memphis and Little Rock Railroad, the Shreveport and Texas Railroad, and the Cairo and Fulton Railroad, are illustrated and labeled. This map comes with a white border around the image ————————— -How are the prints shipped? They are rolled and placed into a rigid tube or box. -Is this available in a larger/smaller size. Yes. For smaller or larger sizes, email us.