User:JimIrwin

Articles

• Delaware and Hudson Gravity Railroad - expanded the article with history section and maps
• Empire Zinc Company - created the article
• Hibernia Mine Railroad - created the article and maps
• Lehigh Valley Railroad - wrote the history section.
• Articles and maps for predecessors of the Lehigh Valley Railroad
  • Lehigh Valley Terminal Railway
  • Jersey City, Newark and Western Railway
  • Newark Railway
  • Newark and Passaic Railway
  • Newark and Roselle Railway
  • Roselle and South Plainfield Railway
• Moses Taylor - created the article
• National Docks Secondary - extended the history section.
• New Jersey Zinc Company - created the article
• Ogden Mine Railroad - created the article and maps
• Sparta Township, New Jersey - created the history section.

Maps

• Maps of all municipalities in New Jersey.
• Maps of national and state population density in the U.S.
• Map for the Paulinskill River article.
• Maps for the High Bridge Branch article
• Port of New York Railroads ca 1900 - created the map
• Historical maps for the New York, Susquehanna, & Western Railroad
  • New York, Susquehanna and Western Railway
  • Wilkes-Barre and Eastern Railroad
• Map for the New Jersey Southern Railroad
• Map for the Delaware and Hudson Canal
• System map of the Lehigh Valley Railroad.
• Map for the Lehigh Canal
• Maps for the Delaware and Hudson Gravity Railroad

Sample map contributions

Population density map of the United States.   Population density maps of the individual states.   Map of the Paulins Kill river basin.   Map of the Lehigh Canal   Map of the Delaware and Hudson Canal   Map of the New York City harbor railroads in the early 20th century.   Map of the Jersey City terminal of the Lehigh Valley Railroad   Map of the High Bridge Branch of the Central Railroad of New Jersey   Map of the historical route of the New York, Susquehanna and Western Railway   Map of the New Jersey Southern Railroad   Map of the Ogden Mine Railroad.   Maps of the Delaware and Hudson Gravity Railroad.

FAQ

1. How were the maps created?

There are several kinds of maps:

(a) maps that are located on the page of a particular township, civil subdivision of a county, or census-designated-place. See the lineage of the place and township maps.

(b) index maps that show the boundaries of all county subdivisions. See the lineage of the county subdivision index maps.

(c) population maps of the states. See the lineage of the state population maps.

Awards

		The Barnstar of Peace
		I hereby grant you this Barnstar of Peace, for your mastery of mapping processes, and for helping us see more clearly the world in which we live. Davemcarlson 08:31, 2 October 2007 (UTC)