North Carolina Highways Wall Map, 1925
A digitally restored reproduction of the state’s road network as it looked in the mid-1920s, before the interstate era rewrote how people crossed the state. Published in 1925, it shows the early numbered highways and county roads threading between the mountains in the west and the coastal plain in the east, a snapshot of North Carolina at the start of the automobile age.
- Period road cartography with the numbered routes and county roads of the day
- Town and county names as they were labeled in 1925
- The restored detail of a near-century-old sheet, printed fresh from a high-resolution scan
It sits well in a study, a transportation or history buff’s wall, or an office that wants a piece of state heritage rather than a working map. This is a reproduction, not an original antique. Map Shop finishes each one to order in paper, laminated, mounted, railed, or framed form.

