Colton’s township map of the State of Ohio
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Colton’s township map of the State of Ohio, Joseph Hutchins Colton (1851), Library of Congress. Via artnap.com
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This 1851 printed township map of Ohio shows counties subdivided into hand-colored townships, with rivers, roads, and lakeshore detail rendered in fine line work. An engraved vignette of a classical capitol building appears in the lower right, and a decorative floral and scroll border frames the sheet. The map is published by J. H. Colton of New York and displays neighboring states including Michigan, Pennsylvania, and Kentucky.
