Texas State Archives Map Collection
Map of the River Sabine Plan C, Part 1st
| Date: | 1841 |
| Publisher: | Surveyed in 1841. Certified as a correct copy by J.T. Robinson, Comm., General Land Office, 1920. |
| Cartographer: |
Gray, Andrew Belcher |
| Scale: | none given |
| Size: | 82 cm x 48 cm |
| Type of Map: | boundary |
| Format: | blueprint |
| Language: | English |
| AC Number: | 01497b |
| Photo Media: | -- None Listed -- |
Map of the River Sabine Plan C, Part 1st Image:
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Description:
Subtitle: Shewing that portion of the Boundary between Texas and the United States, included between the intersection of the 32nd degree of N. Latitude with the western bank of Sabine River, and the 36th mile mound in the meridian line between the river Sabine and Red River, as marked by the Joint Commission appointed for that purpose under the Convention concluded at Washington on the 25th April 1838
Shows the Sabine River, creeks, mile mounds, township lines, land owners, roads, the old U.S. garrison, and topographical features.
This map is part of a series of the boundary between the Republic of Texas and the United States, generally along the Sabine River. See also maps 1497 - 1497d.
4/11/83
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