Catalog Record: Hill's reference guide for land seekers, travelers, schools, tourists, emigrants and general readers, including description and outline maps, with new method of quick-finding location, in each state of any city or village of 200 population and more ... with location and 1910 population of 23,664 cities and villages of the United States, maps of states prepared, counties numbered and all states described | Hathi Trust Digital Library

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Hill's reference guide for land seekers, travelers, schools, tourists, emigrants and general readers, including description and outline maps, with new method of quick-finding location, in each state of any city or village of 200 population and more ... with location and 1910 population of 23,664 cities and villages of the United States, maps of states prepared, counties numbered and all states described, by Thomas E. Hill ...

Main Author: Hill, Thomas E. 1832-1915.
Language(s): English
Published: Chicago, Hill Standard Book Company, 1912.
Subjects: United States.
Land use.
Statistics.
Population.
Physical Description: 235 p. front., illus. (incl. maps) 25 cm.
Original Format: Book
Statistics
Original Classification Number: E158 .H64
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