1794 Russel Map of the Middle States of the United States (New York, Ohio, Pennsylvania, New Jersey,

This is a scarce and beautiful 1794 map of the middle states of the United States, including New York, Ohio, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Delaware and Virginia by John Russell. This Revolutionary War era map covers from the Hudson River Westward to include Fort Miami and Fort Washington. An inset of Long Island in included near the top border of the map. Identifies several Indian villages, forts, mines, rivers, towns and a host of additional topographical features. Early regions in south eastern Ohio, including the Seven Ranges, Army Lands, Indiana, Donation Lands from the Commonwealth of Virginia, Colonel Simmes and Ohio Company are noted, along with towns such as Morgans Town, Lick Town, Kill Buck Town, Wills Town, New Comers Town, Beaver Town, Salt Lick Town and Hurricane Toms are identified. Fort Washington on the Ohio River is also noted. This map was issued in William Winterbotham's 1795 issue of An Historical, geographical, commercial, and philosophical view of the American United States 1795.