The Southeastern United States map appeared in National Geographic Magazine in February 1947. Particular attention is paid to the Atlantic coastlines with insets of the South Carolina and Georgia coasts, and Cape Hatteras and Norfolk. It also features an inset of the lower Mississippi region including New Orleans. The 1947 Southeastern United States map features: • Insets of Littoral of Cape Hatteras and Norfolk, the South Carolina and Georgia coasts, and the lower Mississippi • Capitals, cities, and towns • Mountain relief, rivers, lakes, and swamps • U.S. highways, state highways, principal railways, canals, and intracoastal waterway • Battlefields • Appalachian Trail
Coverage Area: Florida, Georgia, South Carolina, North Carolina, Virginia, West Virginia, Maryland, Kentucky, Tennessee, Mississippi, Alabama, Louisiana, Bahama Islands, eastern Missouri, southern Illinois, southern Indiana, southern Ohio, northeastern Arkansas
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