This map of the Pacific Northwest represents Side Two in a two-piece set of maps focused on this beautiful and resource-rich region. Published in August 1986 as part of the "Making of America" series, this map provides a detailed look at the history of the Pacific Northwest as it changed from tribal lands and fur trading posts to a region known for its national parks, lumber industry, dams, and resorts. The 1986 Pacific Northwest map Side 2 features:
• A historical overview of the region
• Five maps detailing the history of the region with focuses on the tribal cultures, the fur trade, colonization, the lumber empire, railroads, mining, fisheries, agriculture, dams, recreational activities, and more
• Text about each historical period illustrated
• A map showing the transcontinental railroad systems
• Four maps showing the changes in boundaries from territories to states
• Colorful illustrations
Coverage Area: Washington, Oregon, Idaho, Montana, southern British Columbia, southern Alberta
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