Mapping Appalachia’s Boundaries: Historiographic Overview and Digital Collection

Stewart Scales · Emily Satterwhite · Abigail August

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Abstract In this article, we offer a historiographical overview of major scholarly and political delineations of Appalachia from 1895 to the present alongside an online component that allows for an extensive virtual collection of historical maps as well as greater dynamism for user exploration.

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