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From University of Southern Florida:  See City and Local Maps for Escambia County Florida, 1827 Description: This detail of a 1827 map shows major rivers, lakes, coastal features, settlements, and roads in Escambia County. Escambia River pours into Pensacola Bay, both of which are indicated on the map. Other feeder waterways are depicted such as Yellow Water River, Middle River, and Coldwater River. Sections of proposed shipping canals are also shown. Place Names: Escambia, Pensacola, Yellow Water River, Middle River, Escambia River, Coldwater Creek, Pensacola Bay, Santa Rosa Island, ISO Topic Categories: boundaries, inlandWaters, oceans Keywords: Detail - Geographical, statistical, and historical map of Florida, physical, political, historical, physical features, major political subdivisions, county borders, boundaries, inlandWaters, oceans, Unknown,1827 Source: Joseph Drayton, A complete historical, chronological, and geographical American atlas (Philadelphia, PA: Carey and Lea , 1827) Plate 37 Map Credit: Courtesy of the Special Collections Department, University of South Florida Escambia County, 1830 Description: Digitization provided by the USF Libraries Digitization Center. Rare Maps. This is a map of Escambia County, circa 1830. It is a portion of Rand McNally and Co.'s new business map of Florida. It shows county boundaries, cities and towns, and inland waters. Place Names: Escambia, Pensacola, Florida, Pensacola Bay, Santa Rosa Island, Perdido River ISO Topic Categories: inlandWaters, oceans, boundaries Keywords: Escambia County, historical, physical, political, physical features, county borders, inlandWaters, oceans, boundaries, Unknown,1830 Source: Joseph Meyer, Rand McNally and Co.'s new business map of Florida (and) Rand McNally and Co.'s indexed atlas of the world (Philadelphia, PA: Rand McNally and Co., 1830) Map Credit: Courtesy of the Special Collections Department, University of South Florida. Escambia County, 1856 Description: This detail of a map from the annual report of the Surveyor General in 1856 shows Escambia County. Drainage, cities and towns, roads, trails, and location of railroad lines are shown in great detail. The major waterways of the area are the Escambia River and the Perdido River. Other points of interest include Perdido Bay and Pensacola. Place Names: Escambia, Perdido River, Perdido Bay, Pensacola, Pind Barren, Escambia Bay, Escambia River, Perdido Point, ISO Topic Categories: boundaries, inlandWaters, oceans, society, transportation Keywords: Escambia County, physical, political, transportation, physical features, major political subdivisions, county borders, local jurisdictions, roads, railroads, boundaries, inlandWaters, oceans, society, transportation, Unknown,1856 Source: Columbus Drew, (Jacksonville, FL: Columbus Drew, 1856) Map Credit: Courtesy of the Geography and Map Division of the Library of Congress Escambia County, 1873 Description: This detail of a 1873 map of Florida, Georgia, and South Carolina shows an in color portrait of county lines of the period, Florida railroad routes, forts, and outlines major waterways for Escambia County. The major features of the detail are Escambia River, Pensacola, an the Barrontas. Place Names: Escambia, Escambia, Escambia River, Esambia Bay, Pensacola, Barrontas, Warrington, Pensacola Bay, Fort Pickens, Fort McRae, Perdido Bay, ISO Topic Categories: boundaries, inlandWaters, oceans, transportation Keywords: Escambia County, physical, political, transportation, physical features, major political subdivisions, county borders, railroads, boundaries, inlandWaters, oceans, transportation, Unknown,1873 Source: Simon J. Martenet, New topographical atlas of the State of Ohio (, : Stedman, Brown & Lyon/H.H. Lloyd and Co., 1873) 89 Map Credit: Courtesy of the private collection of Roy Winkelman Escambia County, 1886 Description: A map of Escambia County showing county lines, the county seat (Pensacola), and railroads connecting the major cities current to 1886. Place Names: Escambia, Warrington, Bluff Springs, Cantonment, Fort Pickens, Pensacola ISO Topic Categories: boundaries, inlandWaters, oceans, transportation Keywords: Escambia County, physical, political, transportation, physical features, county borders, railroads, boundaries, inlandWaters, oceans, transportation, Unknown,1886 Source: George F. Cram, (Chicago, IL: Geo. F. Cram, 1886) 63 Map Credit: Courtesy the private collection of Roy Winkelman