Educational Map Series: Millroy's map of Alaska and the Klondyke gold fields. lake erie

Educational Map Series: Millroy's map of Alaska and the Klondyke gold fields. lake erieThe 1890s brought about the gold fever that was a magnet that pulled prospectors to Alaska who wanted to get their hands on some of the gold fortune. Millroy's Map of Alaska and the Klondyke Gold Fields, published in 1897, in Salt Lake City, was compiled from government and private sources. J. J. Millroy was a Utah map maker and publisher known for several early maps of Alaska and British Columbia, created for use by those interested in prospecting

It is also described by some as the rarest of his four continent maps

and railroad lines

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published in England by the Royal Geographic Society

The lake's name is derived from the now-extinct language of the Erie people

and the Cainhoy Peninsula

It is regarded as the third largest island on the East Coast and the 58th largest in the U

" known for its annual Walleye Drop

The map’s scientific authority is reflected in it being produced through a modern

was perhaps his 1659 map of Denmark

and an incredible view of Whiteface Mountain

Michigan is known as the Great Lakes State