A  Map of the Southeast U.S.; a British map commissioned by William Barnwell of SC; has the original native American place names, including Cherokee; 1721. Created from an on-line image; printed 12" h x 20" w.

Cherokee Lands Ceded to North Carolina Under the Act of 1783; this map published 1846; 17" x 22"

Aboriginal Map of Tennessee, Published by Goodspeed Publishing in 1886, but represents the state as it was before the state was formed; 21" x 10"

A Map of the Tennessee Government, Formerly Part of North Carolina, taken Chiefly from Surveys by Gen. D. Smith & others; a large map; John Reid, publisher.; From Matthew Carey's American Atlas, 1795. Created from a print at the Library of Congress Archives; 16" h x 36" w

A Map of Cumberland and Franklin [Tennessee], from the Annals of Tennessee by Dr. J.G. M. Ramsey, published in 1852, but represents the state as it was ca 1784; 21" x 10" somewhat larger than the original.

Map of the former territorial limits of the Cherokee "Nation of Indians"; 1884; drawn by C. C. Royce. Created from a print at the Library of Congress Archives; approx. 36" h x 36" w

Indian Cession Maps, Created from original copies of the maps published in the Eighteenth Annual Report of the Bureau of Ethnology; 1897; 11" h x 17" w, although the size varies depending on the map (see also CAR-MAP-008 above and -160 below). Sixty-seven different maps are available, three of which relate to the Cherokee. Thanks to Fred Smoot for these maps.

Indian Cession Maps, Created from original copies of the maps published in the Eighteenth Annual Report of the Bureau of Ethnology; 1897; 11" h x 17" w, although the size varies depending on the map (see also CAR-MAP-008 above and -160 below). Sixty-seven different maps are available, three of which relate to the Cherokee. Thanks to Fred Smoot for these maps.

Indian Cession Maps, Created from original copies of the maps published in the Eighteenth Annual Report of the Bureau of Ethnology; 1897; 11" h x 17" w, although the size varies depending on the map (see also CAR-MAP-008 above and -160 below). Sixty-seven different maps are available, three of which relate to the Cherokee. Thanks to Fred Smoot for these maps.

The Cherokee Country, Created from an original copy of a map published in the Nineteenth Annual Report of the Bureau of Ethnology; 1900; 11" h x 17" w.

An Archaeological Map of Tennessee; from an original copy published in the 42nd Annual Report of the Bureau of Ethnology; 1924-25; includes an index; 11" h x 33" w.

A Draught of the Cherokee Country; Henry Timberlake; 1762. A color recreation of the original map for the Sequoyah Birthplace Museum; 17" h x 11" w.

The Cherokee Lands Included in the Sycamore Shoals Agreement; Charles A. Reeves, Jr.; Agreement signed 1775. Created for the Sequoyah Birthplace Museum; 11" h x 16" w.

The Cherokee County; a copy of a map by Stuart, Hunter, & Royce in 1937 by J. P. Brown; revised in color by W. F. Martin in 1999; created for the Sequoyah Birthplace Museum; Charles A. Reeves, Jr.; 17" h x 22" w.