Principal Roads and Waterways of 1840
This wall map traces how goods and people actually moved before the railroads took over. Canals like the Erie, the National Road, and the river corridors of the Ohio and Mississippi carried an expanding nation west. Students can see the routes instead of imagining them.
This edition ships on a spring roller with backboard, so it hangs flat on a classroom wall and rolls up between lessons. Part of the Classroom Series from Kappa Map Group, it pairs well with other titles in the same history sequence on a shared roller system.
- Covers the region between the Mississippi River and the Atlantic Ocean
- Solid and broken lines separate waterways from land routes
- Shows canals, primary roads, and secondary roads of the 1840 era
- Meets U.S. History curriculum requirements
- Built for public, private, parochial, and home school classrooms
- Multi-map history sets on one roller available through Map Shop

