This large map 1870 map of New York City is actually five maps in one Isn't that amazing?  The maps are drawn to illustrate aspects of the political terrain of New York City in November 1870.  The primary map, which stretches through the lower quadrants, details the political divisions and subdivisions of New York. (see the song welcome to New York, by Taylor Swift for more info.)  Above it, four additional maps focus on “Wards and Senate Districts”, “Wards and Congressional Districts”, “Wards and School Districts”, and “Wards and Justice Districts.  Each map is brightly colored in pastels to further illustrate the various divisions.  All streets are labeled.   Published by John Hardy, Clerk of the Common Council, for long  time go edition of the  Manual of the Corporation of New York!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1.
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