1883 Atlas of the City of Utica, New York

A color facsimile reprint of the Atlas of the City of Utica, New York, published by G. M. Hopkins, C.E., of Philadelphia in 1883. Compiled from official records, private plans, and actual surveys, this historic atlas provides a detailed, plate-by-plate record of the City of Utica—showing property lines, lot owners, and building footprints across the city during its era of growth as a textile and manufacturing center on the Mohawk River and Erie Canal.

The atlas opens with an index map of the entire city, keyed by lettered plates that divide Utica into sections for detailed mapping. Coverage extends across the city from the Mohawk River and the Erie Canal through the central business district and outward to the city line, spanning Utica's principal streets and neighborhoods—including the Genesee Street corridor, Bleecker, Broadway, Washington, Lafayette, Whitesboro, Columbia, and Rutger Streets, and the areas bordering the New York Central and Chenango railroads. Each plate shows land areas and property owners' names at a detailed urban scale, making the atlas a street-level record of who owned what across Utica in the early 1880s.

This reprint is reproduced in full color from a digitized public-domain original. It is offered for genealogists and family-history researchers, local and regional historians, house and property researchers, map collectors, and anyone studying the development of the City of Utica, New York.

42 pages. 8.5" x 11". Full color. Paperback.

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