Old Map of South Carolina, 1930: Charleston inset, Columbia, Greenville, railroads & highways, Savannah River Size:37x50in (94x127cm) Bays: Notable bays such as

Bays: Notable bays such as Bay of Islands and Trinity Bay are marked

Maceió (1967 population: 150

and his charts played a key role in the development of navigation and trade in the North Atlantic

giving the foliage its lift and clarity while preserving an overall sense of balance

This piece is part of Audubon's ambitious collection

Old Map of South Carolina, 1930: Charleston inset, Columbia, Greenville, railroads & highways, Savannah River Size:37x50in (94x127cm) Bays: Notable bays such asRand McNally standard map of South Carolina, issued in 1930, distills the states geography and movement into a lucid, color keyed portrait of counties, cities, and routes. Each county is distinctly shaded, its seat crisply labeled, while the state capital, Columbia, anchors a finely balanced hierarchy of towns and transport. A comprehensive index to principal cities encourages effortless orientation, guiding the eye from coastal lowcountry communities