Central U.S.A. by John Paul Goode (1943)

Two-page relief map of central U.S. states showing mountains in red and brown, plains in yellow, and roads and cities marked.

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A two-page printed map titled Central U.S.A. shows the central United States with colour-coded elevation, from the red and brown mountain ranges of Colorado and New Mexico to the green lowlands along the Mississippi. Red lines trace railways and roads, and cities such as Denver, Omaha, Kansas City, St. Louis and Chicago are marked.

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