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Linkpendium > Genealogy > USA > Pennsylvania > Statewide resources > Maps and Gazetteers

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1874 Map of Penn., N.J. (Source: David Rumsey Map Collection)
1886 Railroad Map
1922 Map of Pennsylvania
Ancestor Tracks Free, downloadable PA county landowner maps, plus county & state early land resources for sale
Arbuckle Brothers Map, 1889 (Source: David Rumsey Map Collection)
Chronology of the Counties of PA (Source: Mid-Atlantic Archives)
Civil War Maps (Source: American Memory from the Library of Congress)
Climatological map of Pennsylvania showing the average temperature, amount of rainfall &c. 1872 (Source: David Rumsey Map Collection)
County Map Of Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Maryland, And Delaware 1860 (Source: David Rumsey Map Collection)
Cours de l'Ohio, Nlle. Angleterre, Nlle. York, Pensylvanie, Virginie, Caroline 1755 (Source: David Rumsey Map Collection)
Delaware, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa ... North Carolina ... Tennessee, Virginia 1872 (Source: David Rumsey Map Collection)
Descriptive review showing development of the State of Pennsylvania with detail maps and profuse half-tone illustrations from all parts of the Keystone State (Source: PA's Past)
E. United States 7 1883 (Source: David Rumsey Map Collection)
Genealogy of the Counties of PA (Source: Mid-Atlantic Archives)
The Geography of Pennsylvania (Source: PA's Past)
A geography of Pennsylvania Containing an account of the history, geographical features, soil, climate, geology, botany, zoology, population, education, government, finances, productions, trade, railroads, canals &c. of the state (Source: Google Book Search)
A geography of Pennsylvania Containing an account of the history, geographical features, soil, climate, geology, botany, zoology, population, education, government, finances, productions, trade, railroads, canals &c. of the state (Source: Internet Archive)
Guide to the Ghost Towns of Pennsylvania
Historic USGS maps of Pennsylvania Broer Map Library
Historical Topographic Maps (Source: Maptech Historical Maps)
Land Purchases of the State of PA (Source: Mid-Atlantic Archives)
Map of New Jersey and Pennsylvania 1839 (Source: David Rumsey Map Collection)
Map Of Pennsylvania 1826 (Source: David Rumsey Map Collection)
Map Of Pennsylvania 1776 (Source: David Rumsey Map Collection)
Map of Pennsylvania 1822 (Source: David Rumsey Map Collection)
Map Of Pennsylvania And New Jersey 1825 (Source: David Rumsey Map Collection)
Map of Pennsylvania colored to illustrate the distribution of its flora 1872 (Source: David Rumsey Map Collection)
Map Of Pennsylvania New Jersey And Delaware 1826 (Source: David Rumsey Map Collection)
Map of Pennsylvania showing the principal deposits of iron, anthracite coal, petroleum and zinc 1872 (Source: David Rumsey Map Collection)
Map of Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and Delaware 1831 (Source: David Rumsey Map Collection)
Map of the Middle States 1839 (Source: David Rumsey Map Collection)
A Map Of The State Of Pennsylvania 1811 (Source: David Rumsey Map Collection)
A Map Of The State Of Pennsylvania 1792 (Source: David Rumsey Map Collection)
Maps of Pennsylvania Broer Map Library
Maps to Treasure Old maps (reproductions) available for purchase of most New England states, counties and towns ($)
Middle States 1830 (Source: David Rumsey Map Collection)
N.Y., N.J., Pa., Del., Md. 1831 (Source: David Rumsey Map Collection)
Neu York, Pennsylvanien u. Neu Jersey 1854 (Source: David Rumsey Map Collection)
New England, New York, New Jersey and Pensilvania 1736 (Source: David Rumsey Map Collection)
New Map Of Pennsylvania 1846 (Source: David Rumsey Map Collection)
New Map Of Pennsylvania 1836 (Source: David Rumsey Map Collection)
Our Nation's Camp Ground 1861 (Source: David Rumsey Map Collection)
PA Land Purchase 1784 (Source: Mid-Atlantic Archives)
Pa. Md. N.J. & Del. 1875 (Source: David Rumsey Map Collection)
Pam Rietsch's 1895 Atlas (Source: 1895 U.S. Atlas)
Penn., N.J. 1832 (Source: David Rumsey Map Collection)
Penn., N.J. 1823 (Source: David Rumsey Map Collection)
Penn., N.J., Md., Dela., D.C., Virginia 1833 (Source: David Rumsey Map Collection)
Pennsylvania 1880 (Source: David Rumsey Map Collection)
Pennsylvania 1890 (Source: David Rumsey Map Collection)
Pennsylvania 1870 (Source: David Rumsey Map Collection)
Pennsylvania 1796 (Source: David Rumsey Map Collection)
Pennsylvania 1827 (Source: David Rumsey Map Collection)
Pennsylvania 1835 (Source: David Rumsey Map Collection)
Pennsylvania 1796 (Source: David Rumsey Map Collection)
Pennsylvania 1841 (Source: David Rumsey Map Collection)
Pennsylvania 1838 (Source: David Rumsey Map Collection)
Pennsylvania 1814 (Source: David Rumsey Map Collection)
Pennsylvania 1856 (Source: David Rumsey Map Collection)
Pennsylvania 1897 (Source: David Rumsey Map Collection)
Pennsylvania 1845 (Source: David Rumsey Map Collection)
Pennsylvania 1831 (Source: David Rumsey Map Collection)
Pennsylvania 1879 (Source: David Rumsey Map Collection)
Pennsylvania 1845 (Source: David Rumsey Map Collection)
Pennsylvania 1823 (Source: David Rumsey Map Collection)
Pennsylvania 1811 (Source: David Rumsey Map Collection)
Pennsylvania 1840 (Source: David Rumsey Map Collection)
Pennsylvania 1895 (Source: Color Landform Atlas of the United States)
Pennsylvania and New Jersey 1823 (Source: David Rumsey Map Collection)
Pennsylvania And Virginia 1860 (Source: David Rumsey Map Collection)
Pennsylvania Census and County Formation Maps (Source: Genealogy, Inc.)
Pennsylvania Digital Map Library (Source: USGenWeb)
Pennsylvania Ghost Towns (Source: The American History and Genealogy Project)
Pennsylvania Landscapes An Elementary Geography of the State (Source: PA's Past)
Pennsylvania Maps (Source: Perry-Castañeda Library)
Pennsylvania Maps U.S. Map Collection, 1513-1990 (Source: Explore Ancestry for free) ($)
Pennsylvania Place Names (Source: Genealogical Publishing Company and Clearfield Company) ($)
Pennsylvania Post Offices
Pennsylvania Postal History
Pennsylvania State Atlas, 1874, From Butler County Atlas Historic Land Ownership and Reference Atlases, 1507-2000 (Source: Explore Ancestry for free) ($)
Pennsylvania Towns and Cities Located within counties, with map links (Source: USGS Geographic Names Information System)
Pennsylvania, 1950c, Nirenstein City Maps Historic Land Ownership and Reference Atlases, 1507-2000 (Source: Explore Ancestry for free) ($)
Pensylvania 1828 (Source: David Rumsey Map Collection)
Pensylvania 1794 (Source: David Rumsey Map Collection)
Place names and altitudes of Pennsylvania mountains (Source: PA's Past)
Railway map of the state of Pennsylvania 1872 (Source: David Rumsey Map Collection)
State of Pennsylvania 1795 (Source: David Rumsey Map Collection)
State of Pennsylvania 1796 (Source: David Rumsey Map Collection)
State of Pennsylvania 1796 (Source: David Rumsey Map Collection)
States Of Maine, N. Hampshire, Vermont, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Connecticut, New York, Pennsylvania, And New Jersey 1857 (Source: David Rumsey Map Collection)
Topographical map of Pennsylvania, colored for the principal geological formations 1872 (Source: David Rumsey Map Collection)
Upper Canada, N.Y., Penn., Mich. 1832 (Source: David Rumsey Map Collection)
Virginie, Pensylvanie 1827 (Source: David Rumsey Map Collection)
The Western Parts of Virginia, Pennsylvania, Maryland and North Carolina 1778 (Source: David Rumsey Map Collection)

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