NGS 1987 New England Map Side 2 - National Geographic maps

From the early days of the fur trade and Puritan settlements to the hub of technology and education that it is today, New England has a rich past and a exciting future. Explore the history of settlement, revolution, immigration, and industry in New England with this educational map. Published in February 1987, this work is half of a two-map set in the "Making of America" series. • A historical introduction and colorful illustrations • Six maps detailing specific eras of New England history • Indian cultural groups, Indian villages, missions, forts and trading posts, and fisheries • Puritan era land grants, plantation areas, shipbuilding, sawmills, migrations, and more • An inset map of the 1777 attempt to isolate New England • Information on the various industries including fisheries, educational centers, high-tech manufacturing, forestry, and more • Immigrant information including where various peoples settled and what brought them to New England Language: english Size: ca 52,1 x 68,6cm available options: - paper - double sided encapsulated (inscribedable or wiped off) - mounted as pinboard with silver-coloured aluminium frame, one sided laminated (inscribedable or wiped off) This digital print requires up to 10 - 14 days of delivery time.