Vote on the next maps
Every state already has at least a regional map. These are the state maps we’d like to add; votes decide what gets worked on first. When one goes live, everyone who voted for it gets the Requested & Built badge.
- Colorado — Glenn Scott’s USGS historic trail maps (Denver and Pueblo sheets)
Federal maps, public domain; the sheet PDFs need a manual download from the USGS store.0votes Vote - California — Kroeber, Handbook of the Indians of California, plate 1 (1925)
Public domain (Smithsonian BAE Bulletin 78); the folded plate needs a clean scan.0votes Vote - Wisconsin — Charles E. Brown’s Indian trails map (1930)
Public domain; asking the Wisconsin Historical Society for a high-resolution copy.0votes Vote - Connecticut — Mathias Spiess, Indian trails and villages (1934)
Not renewed, so public domain; the only online copy is too damaged to use.0votes Vote - Michigan — W. B. Hinsdale, Archaeological Atlas of Michigan (1931)
Copyright was renewed, so it enters the public domain at the start of 2027.0votes Vote - Ohio — Frank Wilcox, Ohio Indian Trails (1933)
Public domain (not renewed); needs a clean scan of the statewide map.0votes Vote - Pennsylvania — Paul A. W. Wallace, Indian Paths of Pennsylvania (1965)
In copyright; permission requested from the Pennsylvania Historical and Museum Commission.0votes Vote - Alaska — first historic Native trails map
Looking for a public-domain statewide source.0votes Vote - Hawaiʻi — ancient trails (ala loa) map
Looking for a public-domain source for the ala loa and mauka–makai trails.0votes Vote
Leads from members
Maps members know exist but haven’t found online yet. Found a scan? Submit it and pick the lead — the finder and the member who posted the lead are both credited.
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