Lot Of 17 Vintage National Geographic USA/Canada/Mexico Maps/Posters With Case!

Description: You're looking at a Nice Lot of 17 National Geographic Maps and Inserts from the Magazine. All North and South America-themed.Canada, the USA and Mexico are represented in these large,suitable-for-framing oversized Map/Posters.All with beautiful detail as only Nat Geo can do. Included is a beautiful Leatherette National Geographic Magazine Slipcase embossed with "Jan-Jun 1994" on it. It's originally for Magazines, but it works great as a Map holder on your bookshelf. Included are:Mexico (A Traveler's Map 1994) (VG to NM condition) This attractive Mexico map features national parks and striking ocean bathymetry. Published in September 1994, this map accompanied a traveler's map of Mexico and the article "The Sonoran Desert: Anything But Empty." Great Peoples Of The Past - The Mesoamericans 1997 (Good condition, slight creases) This map is the second half of a two-part map set published by National Geographic in December 1997. The first map is titled "The Mesoamericans". The advanced civilizations of the Maya and Aztecs lived in an area that essentially includes the present-day states of Mexico, Guatemala, Belize, Costa Rica, Nicaragua, Honduras and El Salvador. On this map you will find a map of ancient Mesoamerica, on which ruins are drawn. Inset maps provide interesting information about civilizations, the rise and fall of cities and states, trade, and natural resources. Detailed drawings of artifacts complete this beautiful map. Great Peoples Of The Past - The Inca (Very Good condition)The Inca Empire was the largest empire in pre-Columbian America. Its political and administrative structure is considered by most scholars to have been the most developed in the Americas before the arrival of Columbus.” The map-side of this study contains a map of the once Inca Empire, running from Columbia down into Argentina, with it's political and military center located in the city of Cusco in Peru. The study contains three map insets showing the extent of the civilizations in three stages from 100 AD to 1470. There is a fourth inset showing the location of known archaeological sites and a lineage of the Inca rulers. The reverse-side contains a illustration of Machu Picchu as it might have looked with it's roofs. At the bottom of the illustration is a time-line of major events running from 900 BC to 1572, when the Incas were defeated by the Spanish. Water (Precious Resource) (Good condition, slight wrinkles, no creases)The "Water: Precious Resource" map contains a wealth of information on surface water, ground water, water pollution, and water usuage. This map was published in National Geographic in November 1993 in a special issue devoted to water. A map of the United States also accompanied it. Land Of The Maya 1989 (Very Good/Near Mint Condition)This map features national parks and other preserved areas where one can explore the remains of the great Mayan civilization, plus an abundance of historical notes about Mayan cities and their locations. Published in October 1989 as half of a two–map set with "The Ancient Maya World". Amazonia - A World Resouce At Risk 1992 (NM condition) With a physical map of the Amazon basin as well as an abundance of illustrations and information about this magnificent region, this map is a must-have for those fascinated by the beauty and mystery of the tropical rainforest. Discover how this region's health affects the health of the entire planet and the threats facing it. Published in August 1992, it is a perfect companion for the political map of South America printed in the same issue. Alaska 1994 (VG condition one crease/bend)This attractive physical map of Alaska was published in May 1994 to accompany the political map of the state and the article "Alaska's Sky-High Wilderness." Besides its extraordinary geographical details, this map also contains information on federal lands, wildlife and the Alaskan natives. Coastal California (VG/NM condition)Published in July 1993 as half of a two-map set, this beautifully illustrated map of Coastal California highlights the sites and activities to be found along this extraordinary coastline. From the magnificent redwoods to the sunny beaches of San Diego, this map documents the diverse regions to be experienced along the coastline of the Golden State. Federal Lands In The Fifty States 1996 (VG/NM condition)Considered by many to be the finest map of United States federal lands ever published. This map shows which land areas are controlled by each federal agency, and describes how each land type is managed. Published in October 1996 as a companion to "United States, the Physical Landscape." Rediscovering Hawaii (VG/NM condition) Discover the fascinating islands of Hawaii with this informative map which includes facts about the formation and history of the islands, as well as information about its ethnic and cultural diversity. Published in September 1995 as a companion map for the map of Hawaii printed in the same issue, this work also accompanied the article "On the Brink: Hawaii's Vanishing Species." New York City (Special Places Of The World) (VG/NM condition) Published in September 1990, the New York City map is part of the "Special Places of the World" series. An abundance of text, notes, and several individual maps highlight such elements as population density, ethnic diversity, and income of the residents of New York City. Half of a two-map set, this map accompanied a map of Manhattan and three articles on the city. Southwest USA (Mint condition)Published in October 1992, the "Southwest U.S.A.: The Land of Open Sky" map features information about the most popular sites in the region including Grand Canyon and Zion National Parks, Santa Fe, Tombstone, and cliff dwellings. Half of a two-map set, this map accompanied the Southwest map in the same issue. Spain In The Americas(NM condition 1992) Original vintage wall map of Spain in the Americas is made by National Geographic and has full color maps, illustrations, and facts on both sides. The final image shows the map folded up. Both sides are in overall great vintage condition with no obvious marks or tears, but please view all photos too. Copyright 1992. Ready to hang as-is or have it framed. Perfect for commemorating a trip, sending to a friend who lived in or visited the area, or to hang in your home. Making of Canada, British Columbia (Mint condition) 1992 Published in April 1992 as half of a two-map set, this map of British Columbia is part of the "Making of Canada" series. With a collection of maps detailing periods of the province's exploration and settlement, this work provides a wonderful historical overview as well as a compelling look at the wonders of present-day British Columbia. Making of Canada, Prairie Provinces (Mint condition) 1994 A land of sweeping prairies and abundant wildlife, Alberta, Saskatchewan and Manitoba make up Canada's agricultural heartland and Prairie Provinces. Published in December 1994 as part of the "Making of Canada" series, this map accompanied the article "Canada's Highway of Steel." Making of Canada, Quebec (Mint condition) 1993Quebec has evolved from it's earliest days as a web of fur trading routes to a powerful manufacturing province, thanks to its access to the St. Lawrence River. The French heritage and culture of the region has remained despite attempts at assimilation, making it unique among Canada's provinces. Published in March 1991 as half of a two–map set with "The Making of Canada: Quebec.". Making of Canada, Atlantic Canada(VG/NM condition) 1991The stars of earth's night sky seem to hang like tranquil lanterns, filling us with wonder. They inspire great works of art, and tempt our imaginations into creating stories and myths from the shapes we see. The Heavens shows star charts and constellations for both the Northern and Southern Hemispheres. All 2,844 of the stars on the chart, plus nebulae and star clusters, can be seen with the unaided eye, making this chart a perfect companion for viewing the night sky. Making of Canada, Ontario 1996 (Acceptable/Good. A couple of water marks and some wrinkles (only affects the top-left corner (see photo) but no rips/tears.) This map of Canada's Ontario province contains a wealth of information. The richest, most populous, and most urban province, Ontario is also a land of uninhabited wilderness and vast mineral wealth. Published in June 1996 as part of the "Making of Canada" series. Check out my other book Lots up for auction. I will combine shipping if you purchase multiple items, just order all of them before checking out on Ebay and your shipping will automatically be combined Please let me know after you buy the first one if you're adding to your order. I have 100% positive feedback for honest descriptions, secure packing, and fast shipping. Thanks for looking!

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