Place Names: 1800-1819, Florida, Mexico, Texas, Lousiana, Alabama, Mississippi, Georgia, South Carolina, Gulf of Mexico, Atlantic Ocean, Floride Orientale, Floride Occidentale, Pensacola, Saint Augustine, Cape Canaveral 

This is a railroad map of Florida, circa 1883. There's an inset map showing the western end of the state. It shows railroads, counties, cities and towns and inland waters.

Map indicates the population distribution throughout Florida in the year 1890 C.E. Different regions of Florida are indicated with having populations ranging from under 2 inhabitants per square mile to having up to 45 inhabitants per square mile.

This is a military map that was created by the US Army between the second and third Seminole Wars.

This detail is from Russell's 1862 historical war map, showing major rivers, railroads, towns, and military forts in Florida.

A detail from Sigel's 1889 Historical sketch of the war for the Union showing the lines of demarcation, important movements and battles in each year from 1861 to the close of the war in 1865.

This map from the Tanner's Universal Atlas shows towns, forts, roads, canals, major rivers and lakes in Florida. There are references to forts, battlefields, and routes used by the Army during the Seminole War.

A detail from the 1806 map of the West Indies showing the Spanish territory of Floride Oriental, or East Florida. This map shows coastal features, major lakes and rivers, and settlements.

This is a hand colored lithographed map of Florida and Iles Lucayes showing the Bahamas. Includes information under "Florides" that explains the variety of trees and plants found in Florida including the Green Oak and other trees that are important for building and such.

Map shows the boundaries of Florida's counties, major cities, lakes and rivers. 

Map shows all major rivers and lakes located in Florida during 1562. Shows all major cities and forts in Florida between the years of 1562 and 1574.