Mexico City, Distrito Federal, 1897

Mexico City, Distrito Federal, 1897Antonio Garcia y Cubas, one of Mexicos foremost geographers and cartographers, produced an intricate and detailed map of Mexico City (Distrito Federal) in 1897. This map is a valuable historical artifact that captures the essence of Mexicos capital at the turn of the century, showcasing its urban layout, key landmarks, and the socio economic landscape during a period of significant growth and modernization. The late 19th century was a transformative

Gerritsz collaborated with other notable cartographers and publishers of his time

Guilmin circa 1925

with its central green focus

It would have been a valuable resource for explorers

Conrad Malte-Brun was a Danish-French geographer and cartographer known for his contributions to geography and mapmaking during the 19th century

Whittock’s work exemplifies the high level of detail and artistry characteristic of mid-19th century cartography

It also delineates Persia (modern-day Iran) and the Arabian Peninsula

East India Islands

a publishing firm based in New York City

de Fer was also a successful publisher and ran a thriving publishing business in Paris

marking the end of an era in Dutch cartography

Notable landmarks like the Notre Dame Cathedral