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Phelps Travelers Guide Through US, Early Travel Routes
Below is the information found in the Phelps Traveler Guide.
  • Early Travel Routes and more, published 1850, By Ensign & Thayer. "Upwards Of 700 Railroad, Canal, Stage, & Steamboat Routes"
  • Besides the map, the text page contents headings are "Canal", "Steam-Boats", "Rail-Roads" & "Stage Routes" (routes began much earlier & lasted longer than the published date).
  • Note: All areas below give the distances to and from other places:
  • Distances On The Ohio And Mississippi Rivers
    From St. Anthony's Falls To Mouth Ohio River (2nd area for Mississippi River)
    Missouri River- From St. Louis To Council Bluffs
    Wabash River- From The Mouth To Logansport
    Illinois River- From Utica To Its Mouth
    Arkansas River- From New Orleans To Fort Smith
    Red River- From New-Orleans To Fort Towson
    Route From St. Louis To Oregon
  • States covered in this book are:
  • Alabama (AL)
  • Arkansas (AR)
  • Connecticut (CT)
  • Delaware (DE)
  • District of Columbia (DC)
  • Florida (FL), Georgia (GA)
  • Illinois (IL)
  • Indiana (IN)
  • Iowa (IA)
  • Kentucky (KY)
  • Louisiana (LA)
  • Maine (ME)
  • Maryland (MD)
  • Massachusetts (MA)
  • Michigan (MI)
  • Mississippi (MS)
  • Missouri (MO)
  • New Hampshire (NH)
  • New Jersey (NJ)
  • New York (NY)
  • North Carolina (NC)
  • Ohio (OH)
  • Pennsylvania (PA)
  • Rhode Island (RI)
  • South Carolina (SC)
  • Tennessee (TN)
  • Texas (TX)
  • Vermont (VT)
  • Virginia (VA)
  • Wisconsin (WI)

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