Historic U.S. Reservation Maps 1884 - 1935, District of Columbia

National Capital Region NPS. 1884. Historic U.S. Reservation Maps 1884 - 1935, District of Columbia. National Park Service

The historic U.S. Reservation system records and tracks land acquired by the Federal Government after the original founding of the District of Columbia as the seat of the U.S. government. These lands were acquired through a variety of mechanisms, including purchase, condemnation, dedication, and gifts. While the modern recording of real property has changed, these Reservations are still used and referenced for tracking the history of land use, resource management, permitting, and other land management purposes. This reference includes the georeferenced versions of the files. The original, non-georeferenced images are available from the Library of Congress. Links to the specific Library of Congress records are included in the Files and Links section of this reference.

Type
Geospatial Dataset
Authors
National Capital Region NPS
Date of Issue
1884
Publisher
National Park Service
Units
AFAM , ANAC , ARHO , BATT , BAWA , BEPA , CAHE , CHOH , CLBA , CLMO , COGA , DDEM , EAPO , FOCI , FODU , FOFO , FOTH , FOWA , FRDO , FRSC , GEMM , GLEC , GREE , GRFA , GWMP , HAHA , JEFM , JOER , KEAQ , LYBA , MALL , MAMC , MEHI , NACE , NAMA , OLST , OPOT , OXHI , OXRU , PAAV , PIMI , PISC , POHE , PRPA , ROCR , SEBE , SUIT , THIS , WAMO , WEPO , WHHO , WHVC , WWII
Keywords
cultural resources, DC, District of Columbia, historic map, history, land resources, real property, resource management, U.S. Reservations
License
Public Domain

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