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HANDY ATLAS
THE WORLDCONTENTS.
United States Standard Time 2
The World in Hemispheres 3
North America 4
Dominion of Canada 5
Arctic Regions 5
United States 6, 7
New England States 8
Middle Atlantic States 9
New York City and Vicinity 10
Philadelphia and Vicinity
Boston and Vicinity .
Washington and Vicinity
South-eastern States 12
East Central States 13
West Central States 14
Chicago and Vicinity 15
St. Louis and Vicinity 15
Pacific States and Territories 16
South-western States 17
Mexico and the West Indies 17
United States— Commercial Map . . . . 18, ig
South America 20
Europe 21
Great Britain and Ireland 22
France and Switzerland . . .... 23
Germany, Netherlands, and Belgium.... 24
Austro-Hungarian Monarchy 25
Turkish Empire, etc 26
Asia 27
Bible Lands of Western Asia 27
Africa 28
Northern Africa 28
Southern Africa 28
Central Africa 29
Australia and Pacific Islands 30
Heights of the Principal Mountains of the World . 31
Lengths of the Principal Rivers of the World . . 31
Population of the Principal Cities of the World . 31
Population of Chief Cities ai.d Towns of United States, 32
General Tables of Area and Population ... 32
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PRINCIPAL RAILROADS IN THEUNITED STATES.
1. Grand Trunk.2. Eastekn.3. Shore Line.
4. Vermont Central.5. Bo.sTON AND Albany.6. Hudson River.7. New York Central.8. New York, Lake Erie, and Western.g. A'-LANTic and Great Western.
Pennsylvania.Baltimore and OhPittsburg, Fort V
Chicago and North-Western.Chicago, Rock Island, and Pacific.St. Paul, Minneapolis, and Manitoba.Chicago, Milwaukee, and St. Paul.Chicago. Burlington, and Quincy.Hannibal and St. Joseph.Chicago and Alton.Illinois Central (Iowa Division).
23. Wabash, Toledo,24. Ohio and Mississ
25. Pittsburg, CiNcr26. Cleveland, Coli27. Washington Cn
Southern.28. RrcHMOND, Fred
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( Wilmington, Co-31. South Carolina.32. Georgia.
33- Piedmont Air Line.34. Atlanta and Charlotte Air Line.35- Central Railroad of Georgia.36. Western and Atlantic.37. East Tennessee, Virginia, and Georgia.38. Atlantic, Mississippi, and Ohio.39. Cincinnati Southern.40. Atlantic and Gulp.41. Western Railroad op Alabama, and Atlanta
West Point.42. I.niiisvii.LE AND Great Southern.43. Memihis anu Char44. Mobile and Ohio.
45. Chicago, St. Louis and New Orleans.46 St. Louis, Iron Mountain, and Southern.47. International and Great Northern.48. Houston and Texas Central.49. M1S.SOURI, Kansas, and Texas.50. St. Louis and San Krancisco.51. Texas and Pacific.
52. Atchison, Topkka, and Santa Ft53. Union Pacific.54. Central Pacific.55. Northern Pacific. •
56. Southern Pacific.
57. Oregon and California.
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POPULATION, IN EVEN THOUSANDS, OF SOME OF THE PRINCIPAL CITIES OF THE
[For the Population of the Principal Cities ofthe United States, sec next page.}
Chili.NORTH AMERICA.Canada and Newf'd.
Quebec .... 62.000
Halifax .... 34,000St. John . . . 26,000St. John's . . . 23.000Ottawa .... 27,000
Mexico.
Mexico .... 225,000Leon 100,000Oiiadala\ara . . 93,000Puebia .... 77,000Guanaxuato . . 63,000
Queretaro . . 48,000
Central America.
New Guateniaht . 56,000
Argentine Confeder'i
Buenos .-^yres . .
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Cordova. . . .
San balvador . .
West Indie
Havana ....SantiagoKingston . . .
Port-auPrince .
San Juan . . .
San Domingo . .
SOUTH AMERICA.Venezuela.
Caracas .... 55,00c
Cartagena . . .
Popayan . . .
Panama. . . .
Ecuador.
Quito....
Guayaquil . . .
Peru.
Calls : : : :
Bolivia.
La Paz . . . . 26,0Cochabamba . . 15,0Sucre .... x2,o<
NORTH AMERICA.
18,0
Riga .....Astrakhan . .
Cronstadt . .
Archangel . .
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POPULATION OF THE CHIEF CITIES AND TOWNS OF THE UNITED STATES.
{Compiledfrom the Report of the Tenth United States Ceusus, iSSo.]
Akron, O. . . .
Albany, N.V. .
Alexandria, Va. .
Allegheny, Penn.
AUentown, Penn.
Altoona, Penn. .
Atchison, Kan. .
Atlanta, Oa. . .
Attleborough, MassAuburn, N.Y. .
Augu.sta, Ga. . .
Aurora, HI. . .
Austin, Te.v. . .
H..lli,„ore. Md. .
I'.LUigor, Ml>. . .
Bay City, iMich. .
Belleville, 111. .
Biddeford, Me. .
ISinghamton, N.Y.Bloomington. 111.
Boston, Ma.ss. .
Bridgeport, Conn.
Brockton, Ma^.s.
Brooklyn, N.Y. .
Buffalo, N.Y. .
Btirlington, lo. .
Burlington, Vt. .
Cambridge, Mass.
Camden, N.J. .
Canton, O. . .
Cedar .Rapids, lo.
Charleston, 3.C. .
Chatunooga, Teiui.
Chelsea, Mass. . .
Chester, Penn. .
Chicago, III. . .
Chicopce, Mass. .
Chilicothe, O. .
Cincinnati, O.
Cleveland, () . .
Cohoes, N.Y. . .
Columbia, S.C. .
Columbus, O.Concord, N.H. .
Council Bluffs, lo.
Covington, Ky. .
Cumberland, Md.
90.758
18,063
12,651
>7.3"7
17,180362,83927,64313,608
566,66355,13419.45011,364
4-,659.2,258
503,185
:o;^;i255,139160,146
51,64713,843
18,05929,72010,693
Dallas, Tex. .
Danbury, Conn.
Davenport, lo.
Dayton, O. .
Denver, Col. .
Derby, Conn. .
Des Moines, lo.
Detroit, Mich.
Dover, N.H. .
Dubuque, lo. .
Easton, Penn.East Saginaw, !
Eau Claire, WisElizabeth, N.J.
Fall River, Mass.
Fitchburg, Mass.
Fond-du-Lac, Wis.Fort Wayne, Ind.
Galesburg. III. .
Galveston, Tex. .
Georgetown, r).C.
Gloucester, Mass.Grand Rapids, Mic
Hamilton, O. . .
,MoHarrisburg, Penn.
Hartford, Conn. .
Haverhill, Mass.Hoboken, N.J. .
Holyoke, Mass. .
Houston, Tex. .
Hyde Park, 111. .
Jackson, Mich. .
Jacksonville, 111.
Jersey City, N.J.Joliet.lU. . . .
Kalamazoo, Mich.Kansas City, Mo.Keokuk, lo. . .
Kingston, N.Y. .
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22,248
12,57819,32932,016
42^01518,472
73,056
16,145
55^735
La Crosse, Wis. .
Lafayette, Ind. .
Lancaster, Penn.
Lawrence, Mass.LeadvUle, Col. .
Leavenworth, KalLewi.
,Me
Lexington, Ky, .
Lincoln, Neb.Lincoln, R.l. . .
Little Rock, Ark.
Lockport, N.V. .
Logansport, Ind.
Long Island City ,
Ix>s Angeles, Cal.
I.xDuisviTle, Ky. .
Lowell, Mass. .
Lynchburg, Va. .
Lynn, Mass. . .
,Ga.Madison, Wis. . .
Maiden, Mass. . .
Manchester, N.H. .
Marlborough, Mass.
.Memphis, Tenn. .
Meriden, Conn. . .
Middletown, Conn. .
Milwaukee, Wis.
Minneapolis, Minn.Mobile, Ala. . . .
Montgomery, Ala. .
Muskegon, Mich. .
Nashua, N.H. . .
Nashville, Tenn.New Albany, Ind. .
Newark, N.J. . .
New Bedford, Mass.New Brighton, N.Y.New Britain, Conn.New Brunswick, N.J.Newburg, N.Y. . .
Newburyport, Mass.New Haven, Conn.New London, Conn.New Orleans, La. .
Newport, Ky. . .
Newport, R.I. . .
Newton, Mass. . .
New York. N.Y. .
25.76939.'5i14,820
16,54619.08316,656
13,003
'3.76513,138
".732115.58746,887
.36,50826,84512,679
62382
5,693
^^•995
Norfolk, Va. . .
Norristown, Penn.North Adams, MasNorthampton, MasNorwalk, Conn. .
Norwich, Conn. .
Oakland, Cal .
Ogdensburg, N.V.Omaha, Neb. . .
Orange, N.J. . .
Oshkosh, Wis. .
Osw N.V.
Paterson, N.J. . .
I'awtucket, K.I. . .
Peoria, III
Petersburg, ''a. . .
Philadelphia, Penn.
Pittsburg, Penn. . .
Pittsfield, Mass. . .
Portland, Me. . .
Portland, Ore. . .
Portsmouth, O. . .
Portsmouth, Va.
Pottsvdle, Penn. .
Poughkeepsie, N.Y.Providence, R.I. .
Racine, Wis. . .
Reading, Penn. .
Richmond, Ind. .
Richmond, Va. .
Rochester, N.Y.Rockford, 111. .
Rock Island, III.
Rome, N.V. . .
Sacramento, Cal, .
Saginaw, Mich. . .
Salem, Mass. . . .
Salt Lake City, UtahSan Antonio, Tex. .
Sandusky, _0. . .
San Francisco, Cal.San Jos«, Cal. . .
Savannah, Ga. . .
Schenectady, N.Y. .
30,51813,2075.748
.56,3893.36733,8107,577
104,857
27,268
20,768
5,838233.959
12,56730,70913.65s
SomerviUe, Mass.South Bend, Ind.
Springfield, 111. .
Springfield, Mass.Springfield, O. .
Stamford, Conn. .
Steubenville, O. .
St. Joseph, Mo. .
St. Louis, Mo. .
St. Paul, Minn. .
Stockton, Cal. .
Syracuse, N.Y. .
Taunton, Mass. .
Terre Haute, Ind.
Toledo, O. . . .
Topeka, Kan.Trenton, N.J. .
Troy, N.Y. . .
Vicksburg, MiVirginia City, Nev. ,
Waltham, Mass. .
Warwick, R.I. .
Washington, D.C.Waterbury, Conn. ,
Watertown, N.Y.Weymouth, Mass. ,
Wheeling, W. Va.Wilkesbarre, Penn. ,
Williamsport, Penn.
Wilmington, Del.
Wilmington, N.C.
Wobum', Mass. '.
Woonsocket, R.l.
Worcester, Mass.
Vonkers, N.Y. .
York, Penn. . .
Youngstown, O. .
GENERAL TABLES OF AREA AND POPULATION.
General Divisions.
Polar Lands (both hemisphe.Greenland and Iceland .
North of North AmericaNorth of Europe . . .
North of Asia ....South of South AmericaSouth of Australia . .
: ,726,934878,357502,347
28,606,250
82:438
Asi'a'uncluding Malaysia) '. '.
Polynesia (both hemispheres)Australasia (both hemispheres) .
AustraliaTasmaniaNew Zealand . . . .
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New GuineaOther Islands
.756,973, 327,743,400
,2i2,6oi 795,591,000,SM,755 205,823,26011,710 271,000
i»444,987 3.960,883
105,401
311,95256,314
"5,705534,578
States and Terri-
Alabama . . .
Alaska ....Arizona Territory
California . . .
Colorado . . .
Dakota TerritoryDelaware . . .
District CohmibiaFlorida ....Georgia . . ,
Idaho Territory .
16. Indian Territnr>' .
18. Kansas . . . .
19. Kentucky . . .
20. Louisiana . . .