Statistical atlas of the United States based on the results of the ninth census 1870 with contributions from many eminent men of science and several departments of the government. Comp. under the authority of Congress by Francis A. Walker, M.A., superintendent of the ninth census ..

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Author
United States Census Office 9th census, 1870
Walker, Francis Amasa 1840-1897
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SLRAMAI copy 39088002254761 has bookplate: Smithsonian Libraries Adopt-a-Book program. Adopted for Conservation by Dr. Henry D. Kahn in honor of Dr. Barry D. Nussbaum, Past President of the American Statistical Association on November 24, 2020.
Contents
Preface and introduction, by the compiler.--Index to maps and charts.--The physical features of the United States, by Prof. J.D. Whitney.--The woodlands and forest systems of the United States, by Prof. William H. Brewer.--Geological map of the United States and territories, by Chas. H. Hitchcock and Wm. P. Blake.--The gold and silver mines of the West, by Prof. Rossiter W. Raymond, U.S. Commissioner of Mining Statistics.-- The coal measures of the United States, by Prof. C.H. Hitchcock.--Areas and political divisions of the United States, 1776-1874, by S.W. Stocking, United States Patent Office.--The minor political divisions of the United States, by S.A. Galpin.--The progress of the nation--1790-1870, by the compiler of the atlas.--An approximate life-table for the United States on thebasis of the ninth census, 1870, by E.B. Elliott, U.S. Bureau of Statistics.--The relations of race and nationality to mortality in the United States, by the compiler of the atlas
1874
Call number
HA201 1870.A1s
Type
Electronic resources
Statistics
Physical description
1 p. l., 5 p., 1 l., 4, 14, 13, 8, 3, 4 p. LIV pl. (maps, diagrs.) 56 x 24 cm
Place
United States
Smithsonian Libraries
Topic
Atlases
Census, 9th, 1870
Record ID
siris_sil_92885
Metadata Usage (text)
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