Eastern Portion of North Carolina, 1863
A digitally restored reproduction of a Civil War-era map of the state’s coastal plain and Tidewater. Published in 1863, it captures the eastern counties at the height of the war, when the sounds, rivers, and rail lines of the region carried real military weight, from the Outer Banks and Pamlico Sound inland toward Raleigh.
The map was reproduced by scanning the original at high resolution and printing a fresh copy, so the period cartography, the old place names, and the hand-drawn character of the sheet come through clearly. It reads as a document as much as decor, making it a strong fit for a study, a library, or any wall dedicated to North Carolina and Civil War history.
This is a reproduction, not an original antique. Map Shop finishes each one to order in the following forms:
- Paper
- Laminated
- Mounted
- Railed
- Framed
For a present-day version of the state, the modern North Carolina wall maps cover the same ground.

