Inventory of Historic Maps of Mississippi,
created 2007-2017,
by Paul Davis

Title:Map of the siege of Jackson, Miss. by U.S. forces under command of Maj. Gen. W.T. Sherman, 9th to 17th July, 1863.
Author:Comstock, C. B.
Scale:ca. 1 inch ti 1,320 feet
Situation Date:1863
Publication Date:1891-1895
Type:Original
Features:Relief, drainage, wooded areas, swamps, Jackson street pattern with the names of structures, some structures in outlying area-"Deaf and Dumb (and) Insane asylums", fences, railroads, roads, paths, bridges, Confederate and Union fortifications, Union troop positions, names of commanders, Union field headquarters.
Comments:Author Note: "Surveyed by Lt. P.C. Hains, Lt. W.R. McComas and Capt. W.L.B. Jenney; drawn by H.A. Ulffers, Asst Engr. Sept, 1863"
Publication Note: Illustrated as Plate 37, No. 5 in Atlas to accompany the official records of the Union and Confederate armies.
Type Note: Manuscript version located in the National Archives and Records Service.
Coverage:Hinds County
Repository:David Rumsey Map Collection | National Archives and Records Administration, Cartographic and Architectural Records
Language:English
Publisher:Washington: U.S. Government Printing Office
Size (inches):22 X 19
Color:Y
Link:http://www.davidrumsey.com/detail?id=1-1-26105-1100165&name= Vicksburg,+Jackson,+Big+Black+River+bridge.