Historical Atlas of Arkansas
Explore the Natural, Cultural & Political History of Arkansas Through Detailed Historic Maps
Discover the fascinating story of the Natural State with Historical Atlas of Arkansas by Gerald T. Hanson, with contributions by historian Carl H. Moneyhon. Published by the University of Oklahoma Press, this authoritative atlas combines expertly researched historical maps with insightful commentary to trace Arkansas's development from prehistoric Native American cultures through European exploration, territorial settlement, statehood, the Civil War, and modern growth. It is widely regarded as one of the definitive historical atlases of Arkansas.
Featuring detailed historical maps, illustrations, and explanatory text, the atlas examines Arkansas's evolving geography, transportation networks, agriculture, industry, political boundaries, population growth, and cultural heritage. Whether you're researching family history, studying Arkansas history, or simply fascinated by historical cartography, this atlas provides a comprehensive visual history of the state.
Perfect For
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Arkansas history enthusiasts
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Genealogy researchers
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Historians
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Teachers and students
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Historical map collectors
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Civil War researchers
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Geography enthusiasts
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Museum supporters
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Library collections
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Southern history collectors
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Travelers
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Americana enthusiasts
What You'll Discover
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Native American settlements and cultures
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French and Spanish exploration
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Arkansas Territory and statehood
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Historic counties and political boundaries
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Military forts and frontier settlements
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Transportation routes and river commerce
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Agricultural and economic development
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Civil War campaigns and battle sites
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Railroad expansion
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Population growth and migration
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Historic land use and regional development
Features
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Written by Gerald T. Hanson
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Historical contributions by Carl H. Moneyhon
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Published by the University of Oklahoma Press
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Comprehensive historical maps covering Arkansas's development
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Historical essays accompanying the maps
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Includes bibliography and index
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Large-format hardcover reference
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Approximately 142 pages (including front matter, maps, and index)
Benefits
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Visualize Arkansas's changing landscape through history
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Better understand the state's political and economic development
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Research historic communities, trails, and transportation routes
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Enhance genealogy and local history projects
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Learn through professionally prepared historical maps
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An outstanding reference for historians, educators, and collectors
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Complete your Arkansas history library with:
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Hidden History of Kansas
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Ghost Towns of Route 66
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Historical Atlas of Texas
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Historical Atlas of Louisiana
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Field Notebook
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Handheld GPS
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10X Triplet Jeweler's Loupe
Specifications
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Title: Historical Atlas of Arkansas
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Author: Gerald T. Hanson
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Contributor: Carl H. Moneyhon
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Publisher: University of Oklahoma Press
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Publication Year: 1989
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Format: Hardcover
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Pages: Approximately 142
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Includes: Historical Maps, Bibliography & Index
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ISBN-10: 0806124806
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Language: English
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Subject: Arkansas History, Historical Geography & Cartography
What's Included
Why Buy From High Plains Prospectors?
At High Plains Prospectors, we believe understanding history begins with understanding the landscape. Historical Atlas of Arkansas combines detailed historical maps with authoritative research to illustrate the people, places, and events that shaped Arkansas from its earliest inhabitants to the modern era. Whether you're researching family roots, studying regional history, or building a collection of historical atlases, this beautifully crafted reference is an outstanding addition to your library.
