A geographical dictionary of the United States of North America
Containing a general description of each state; and of each the population, number of acres, soil, productions, natural curiosities, various climates, &c. Also a description of the rivers, lakes, mineral springs, mountains, manufactures, trade and commerce. With a succinct account of Indiana, and Upper and lower Louisiana Territories. Likewise, the population of each county, township, and those towns in the union, the population of which has been ascertained by the census of eighteen hundred. To which will be added, a description of more than one thousand places, not noticed in any former geographical work
Embellished with a handsome map of the United States. By Joseph Scott, author of the United States gazetteer, the Modern geographical dictionary, in four volumes octavo, &c. &c.
Pittsburgh, PA; Cramer, Spear & Eichbaum 1811
