Mexico and Central America Nautical Charts accompanied a National Geographic article

accompanied a National Geographic article entitled

0 of the possible editions returned in the site's Map Identifier and is listed as rare

The map has a second title along the top margin

to Rariton River in East Jersey

This is a beautiful and striking example of Homann's map of Belgium and Luxumbourg

Mexico and Central America Nautical Charts accompanied a National Geographic articleLarge folding map of Mexico and Central America. This map is unique in that it combines Mexico and Central America, showing the expansion of transportation in the region as roads and parts of the Pan American Highway were being built. At the time of this publication in March 1953, many regions of Central America relied on air travel as the principal means of modern transportation. Honduras in particular had more airports than roadways.