Southern states. 1794. New and general map of the southern dominions belonging to the United States of America, viz: North Carolina, South Carolina, and Georgia; with the bordering Indian countries and the Spanish possessions of Louisiana and Florida. Lond., Lourie & Whittle.
Tennessee. [1760.] New map of the Cherokee nation with the names of the towns and rivers they are situated on. Engrav’d from an Indian draught. For the London magazine.
Tennessee. 1762. Draught of the Cherokee country, on the west side of the twenty four mountains, commonly called Over the Hill; taken by Henry Timberlake when he was in that country in March, 1762. Likewise the names of the principal, or headmen of each town, and what number of fighting men they send to war. (In Timberlake, Henry. Memoirs. 1765.) Blue-print copy.
Tennessee. 1794. Map of the Tennessee government. Lond., Stockdale. (From Morse, John. American geography. 1794.)
Tennessee. 1795. Map of the Tennessee government formerly part of North Carolina, taken chiefly from surveys by Gen. D. Smith & others. Phila. (From Carey’s American ed. of Guthrie’s geography improved.)
Tennessee. [1813.] State of Tennessee.
Tennessee. 1823. Kentucky and Tennessee. Phila., H. S. Tanner. (From American atlas.)
Tennessee. 1862. Colton’s Kentucky and Tennessee. N. Y. J. H. Colton.
Tennessee. 1863. Lloyd’s official map of the state of Tennessee. Comp. from actual surveys and official documents, showing every rail road and rail road station with the distances between each station. Also the counties and county seats, cities, towns, villages, post offices, wagon roads, canals, forts, fortifications, &c. N. Y., J. T. Lloyd.
Tennessee. 1915. Geologic map of Tennessee. Comp. by O. P. Jenkins, assistant state geologist. Pub. by State geological survey.