Original 1911 publication: Offers authentic historical cartography for collectors
Altitude shading: Enhances the map's visual depth and geographic detail
Detailed description by John George Bartholomew: Provides historical context and accuracy
Unframed design: Allows for flexible display and framing options
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National Geographic's first map of Mexico, this fine work was created by Scottish cartographer and geographer John George Bartholomew. Produced in May 1911, this map accompanied the article "Our Neighbor, Mexico" and features altitude shading to bring Mexico's geography to life.