There are some excellent digital maps at
http://geonames.usgs.gov/pls/gnispublic which can be enlarged and otherwise
manipulated.  The site is also valuable because you can enter historical
names and come up with a location.  

Cynthia McDaniel


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Subject: [VA-ROOTS] Fry & Jefferson Map

A reproduction of a French copy of the Fry and Jefferson map may be
purchased from Historic Urban Plans for $10.00.  It isn't huge -- 15 1/4
inches by 20 1/4 inches -- but it is readable (I used it for the same
purpose you contemplate).  And for that price I wouldn't be shy about making
notes on it.

http://www.historicurbanplans.com/

The map you want is listed in their index as "Virginia and Maryland 1755"

Stephen Ballard


      

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