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Hand-colored 1834 map of Connecticut with county boundaries, rivers, roads, a population table, and two inset city maps.

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A hand-colored map of Connecticut showing county lines, towns, rivers, roads, and the coastline along Long Island Sound, with a statistical table of county populations in the upper left. Two inset maps detail the Hartford and New Haven areas in the lower corners. The work is an 1834 print by Henry Schenck Tanner, published in Philadelphia as part of Tanner's Universal Atlas.