This is a rarely seen 1846 thematic of New York by E. Emmons and G. &amp; W. Endicott.  Divides the state of New York, as well as neighboring states of Connecticut, Massachusetts, New Hampshire and Vermont, into six distinct agricultural zones.  It is interesting to note that even at this early date Emmons identifies the Adirondacks as an independent agricultural zone clearly definable from other nearby mountain regions.  Published in 1846 to illustrated volume one of E. Emmons’  Agriculture of New York .
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