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US Rural Population during 1910 - West, retouched
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US Rural Population during 1910 - West, retouched

Areas in white have a population density of under 2 per square mile – and thus represent frontier territory. Unlike in the previous census in 1900, the west coast and the east are now connected by inhabited corridors. The frontier line has disappeared. The northern-most corridor follows the path of the Northern Pacific Railway. A second corridor just north of the Great Salt Lake follows mostly the Oregon Trail. To the south, a third, not quite "completed" corridor follows parts of the Atlantic and Pacific Railroad.

Date
July 19, 2020
Mapmaker / publisher
Accountalive
Place
the United States
Archive
Wikimedia Commons
Type
map
Original size
1,820 × 2,511 pixels

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