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(West) ... New Mexico and the Southern Rocky Mountains Title Pages For the Temperance movement of(West) Map Showing the Route pursued by the Exploring Expedition to New Mexico and the Southern Rocky Mountains made under the orders of Captain J. C. Fremont U. S. topographical engineers and conducted by Lieut. J. W. Abert, assisted by W. G. Peck, U. S. T. E. during the year 1845 This map is from Aberts report of the Expedition to the upper Arkansas River. He made the first astronomical observations in this unknown country and the map (thus sayeth