Preliminary Chart of "Charleston Harbor and its approaches" from a Trigonometrical Survey. Published in 1858, additions in 1862.

Title block to "Preliminary Chart of Charleston Harbor and its approaches."

Views off Main Ship Channel & North Channel. First one shows Light bearing N.W. 1/4 N (by compass) at 3 3/4 miles, on range with Red Beacon (1852); Second view shows Fort Sumter 3 1/2 miles distant, bearing W. 3/4 N. by compass, City of Charleston & Sulliva's Island.

Topographic Map of City of Charleston & Ashley River.

Topographic Portion Map of City of Charleston & Ashley River.

Topographic Survey T-848 of Rebel Defences at Manasses Junction and Vicinity.

View of "Gorge Wall". Appearance of Fort Sumter on Tuesday Afternoon Nov. 10th, 1863. Sketched from the "Beacon House" on Morris Island, drawn from mature by W.T. Crane.

Survey Map of Approaches to Vicksburg and Rebel Defences. From a Reconnaissance by C. Fendall, Sub Assist.

Title block to "Approaches to Vicksburg and Rebel Defences."

Chart of "Half Moon Bay, California." From a Trigonometrical Survey.

Preliminary Chart of "Half Moon Bay, California." From a Trigonometrical Survey.

Chart of "Approaches to Fort Butte La Rose, Louisiana." Captured by US Fleet, co-operating with the forces under the command of Major General N.P. Banks.

Title block to Chart of "Approaches to Fort Butte La Rose, Louisiana."

Map showing Siege operations against Forts Sumter and Wagner between July 13th & Sept. 7th, 1863.

Preliminary sketch of map showing Siege operations against Forts Sumter and Wagner between July 13th & Sept. 7th, 1863.

Duplicate copy of cgs05224. Preliminary Chart of "Half Moon Bay, California."

Tertiary of Half Moon Bay, California

4 Maps of Mississippi. Map of Haines Bluff, Mississippi, showing the positions of the attacking Gunboats; Map of Vicksburg and Vicinity; Map of Yazoo River Defenses at Walnut Hills near Vicksburg, Mississippi, occupied by the U.S. Naval Forces; and Survey of A Canal Connecting Walnut Bayou with the Mississippi River, dug by the U.S. Forces under General Grant.

Blowup map of Haines Bluff, Mississippi, showing the positions of the attacking Gunboats; Sketched by C Fendall, sub asst. U.S.C.S.

Blowup map of Yazoo River Defenses at Walnut Hills near Vicksburg, Mississippi; occupied by the U.S. Naval Forces May 20, 1863.

Blowup map of Vicksburg and Vicinity, surveyed by C. Fendall & A. Strausz.

Blowup survey map of A Canal Connecting Walnut Bayou with the Mississippi River, dug by the U.S. Forces under General Grant in April 1863.

Route map of the late Expedition, commanded by Acting Rear Admiral D.D. Porter U.S.N., attempting to get into the Yazoo River by the way of Steels Bayou and Deer Creek. Note: The shaded Bayou shows the route actually travelled by the GunBoats. The dotted line shows the remaining proposed route.

Map No.8 of Atchafalaya Basin

Major portion map of Atchafalaya Basin

Battlefield of Chattanooga with the operations of the National Forces under the command of Major General U.S. Grant during the battles of Nov. 23, 24, & 25, 1863. Please see cgs05254 for a brighter version.

Manuscript map of Chattanooga made in 1863

Map of the Battlefield of Chattanooga made to accompany Report of Major General U.S. Grant.

Survey Map of Charleston Harbor and its approaches showing the positions of the Rebel-Batteries.

Portion of target map of Charleston Harbor and its approaches. Includes Fort Sumter, Fort Wagner, Battery Gregg, Floating Iron Battery and Union ironclads. See image cgs05242 for full version.

Portion of different version of Charleston Harbor and its approaches. Please see image cgs05245.

Different version of Suvey Map of Charleston Harbor and its approaches showing the positions of the Rebel-Batteries.

Another black & white copy of Suvey Map of Charleston Harbor and its approaches showing the positions of the Rebel-Batteries.

Coast of South Carolina & Georgia from Charleston to Fernandina

The Coast of Georgia, possibly original map but probably a tracing from British Admiral F. W. Des Barres publication the Atlantic Neptune.

Field map of Chattanooga, Tenn. and its Vicinity, showing the fortification of the enemy. This map was produced using the Margedant photographic process.

Map of Chattanooga & Vicinity, compiled from Surveys & Information under the direction of Captain P.C.F.West, U.S.C.S.

Profile of Cross Section of Tennessee River at Chattanooga.

Topographic Survey T-926 of Chattanooga and its Approaches showing the Union and Rebel Works before and during the battles of 23rd, 24th and 25th November, 1863

Title block of Topographic Survey T-926 of Chattanooga and its Approaches showing the Union and Rebel Works before and during the battles of 23rd, 24th and 25th November, 1863. Surveyed under the direction of Brig. Gen. W.F. Smith. Chief Engineer of the Military Division of the Mississippi. Surveyed by F. W. Dorr. This was much of the basis for images cgs05254 and cgs05239.

Battlefield of Chattanooga with the operations of the National Forces. See image cgs05239.

Historical Sketch of the Rebellion, published at the office of the U.S. Coast Survey. This was one of series of maps produced throughout the war showing the progress of Union forces in suppressing the rebellion. This map was dated July 20, 1863.

Map of Ohio River between Mound City and Cairo.

Sketch of Fort De Russy, Louisiana. Suveyed by C. Fendall, Sub Assist.

Map illustrating the operations of the U.S. Forces against Vicksburg, compiled at U.S. Coast Survey Office.

Title block to original survey of grounds of what became Arlington National Cemetery. Surveyed by Ed. Hergesheimer of the Coast Survey. Hergesheimer also produced the very important map showing

Original survey of grounds of Arlington National Cemetery by Edwin Hergesheimer. Coast Survey T-Sheet T-1025.

Portion of map of part of what is now Arlington National Cemetery showing the Custis Mansion surrounded by flower garden and vegetable garden. This was the former home of General Robert E. Lee, CSA.

Sheet No. 2 of Mississippi River, Grand Gulf, Turner's Pt., New Carthage. Reconnaissance for the use of the Mississippi Squadron. Mapped by Ferdinand H. Gerdes and T. C. Bowie of the Coast Survey.

Part of T-Sheet that went into construction of Mississippi River Sheet No.2 by Ferdinand H. Gerdes and T.C. Bowie. Note Jefferson Davis Plantation south of Palmyra Island. T-sheet 1920.