1889 New Official Railroad, State, and Territorial Map of the United States of America, Canada, and Mexico

This large railroad map provides a comprehensive cartographic representation of the United States, its bordering regions, and neighboring countries, showcasing the extensive network of railroads that connected major cities and remote areas alike.  The map is marked with delicate, intricate lines that delineate the many railroad routes sprawling across a diverse American landscape, interwoven in a dense web that connects not only the eastern and western United States but also extends into Canada and Mexico. State and territorial boundaries are highlighted in light red, offering clarity and structure to the vast railroad infrastructure, while rivers, lakes, and mountain ranges add geographical context. Major cities are marked prominently, indicating hubs of rail connectivity during the period, and smaller towns and rural areas are connected through secondary lines, illustrating the reach of the railroad system into various parts of the country. In the lower right corner, there is an inse