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North Carolina population: Percent enslaved by county, 1830: Format: image/map

North Carolina enslaved population by county, 1860: Format: image/map

Map of North Carolina showing the Gold Region (1847): Format: image/map

North Carolina cities, 1860: Map shows locations and sizes of North Carolina towns and cities with populations greater than 2,500 in 1860.; Format: image/map

North Carolina cities, 1880: Map shows locations and sizes of North Carolina towns and cities with populations greater than 2,500 in 1880.; Format: image/map

North Carolina cities, 1910: Map shows locations and sizes of North Carolina towns and cities with populations greater than 2,500 in 1910.; Format: image/map

Railroads in North Carolina, 1896: Format: image/map

Railroads in North Carolina, 1860: Format: image/map

1709 map of North Carolina: An early representation of North Carolina. The map, published in 1709, shows the coast and the Outer Banks, and includes the names of the major inlets and rivers. The western part of the state is represented by open space dotted with tree and mountain icons,...; Format: image/map

Railroads and textile mills in North Carolina, 1896: Format: image/map

Railroads and tobacco mills in North Carolina, 1896: Format: image/map

North Carolina state highway system, 1922: Format: image/map

Map of North Carolina railroads, 1854: Map depicts North Carolina roads and railroads, including the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad, the North Carolina Railroad, the Seaboard and Roanoke Railroad, the Wilmington and Manchester Railroad, and the Wilmington and Weldon Railroad. "Coalfields" are...; Format: image/map

1853 map of North Carolina: Map titled "A new map of Nth. Carolina: with its canals, roads & distances from place to place, along the stage & steam boat routes." Shows North Carolina as it existed c. 1850.; Format: image/map

Sharecropped farms, 1890: Map of North Carolina, 1890, shows the percent of total farms in each county that were sharecropped.; Format: image/map

National highways in North Carolina: PDF versions are available from the U.S. Department of Transportation / Federal Highway Administration.; Format: image/map

North Carolina towns, 1860: North Carolina towns with population as listed in the 1860 census.; Format: image/map

Map of North Carolina at the time of the Regulation (1765-1771): Map shows boundaries of counties as drawn in 1760 along with rivers, locations of colonial towns, and the Battle of Alamance.; Format: image/map

Map of major Carolina settlements, 1729: Map shows Edenton, Bath, New Bern, Cape Fear, and Charles Town (Charleston) in relation to the Albemarle and Pamlico Sounds.; Format: image/map

The Granville District: Format: image/map

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