Treaty of 1818 Map

The Treaty of 1818 set the northern border at the 49th parallel. This is why states like North Dakota and Montana have that perfectly flat top edge. It basically split up the northern plains between the US and Canada. Our Treaty of 1818 map shows land that came from a deal with Britain in 1818.
Map Information
On the Map
Here is a chronological breakdown of how the United States grew from the original colonies to its current span.
|
Year |
Acquisition Name |
Source / Former Entity |
|
1783 |
Territory of the Original Thirteen States |
Ceded by Great Britain |
|
1803 |
Louisiana Purchase |
Purchased from France |
|
1818 |
British Cession |
Great Britain |
|
1819 |
Spanish Cession (Florida, parts of LA/CO) |
Spain |
|
1845 |
Texas Annexation |
Former Republic of Texas |
|
1846 |
Oregon Territory |
Treaty with Great Britain |
|
1848 |
Mexican Cession |
Mexico |
|
1853 |
Gadsden Purchase |
Purchased from Mexico |
|
1867 |
Alaska Purchase |
Purchased from Russia |
|
1898 |
Hawaii Annexation |
Former Republic of Hawaii |
|
1898 |
Puerto Rico |
Ceded by Spain |
|
1917 |
Virgin Islands |
Purchased from Denmark |
Maps of Territory Acquisition
Map the milestones of the American footprint.












