; Lost First Map: The Maggiolo Map
; Manhattan Found and Lost: The Gastaldi Map
; Hudson Rediscovers Manhattan: The Velasco Map
; Invention of New Netherlands: Block's Map of the Northeast
; Early Reconnaissance: The Minuit Chart
; Spreading the News of New Amsterdam: The De Laet-Gerritsz Map
; Metropolis in Embryo: The Manatus Map
; Colony in Crisis: The Jansson-Visscher Map
; New Lisbon: The Jollain View
; New Amsterdamers in New Jersey: The Goos Chart
; Brave Place: The Castello plan; Adams-Stokes's Redrawing of the Castello Plan, 1916
; Fall of New Amsterdam: The Duke's Plan
; English Survey their Prize: The Nicolls Map
; Dutch Again: The Allard Map
; English Domain: The Thornton-Morden-Lea Map
; Cartographic Illusion: Fortress New York: The Franquelin Plan
; Expansion Under English Rule: The Miller Plan
; From Town to City: The Lyne-Bradford Plan
^; Surveying the Waterfront: Ewen's Map of Battery Park
; Postwar Growth: The Goodrich Map
; Fire Amid Prosperity: The Firemen's Guide
; Croton Water Reaches the City: Map of the Croton Water Pipes with the Stop Cocks
; Old Juxtaposed with the New: Colton's Topographical Map
; Charting the Bay and Harbor with Advanced Methods: The Hassler Map
; Real-Estate Interests Drive Cartography: Dripps I, Dripps II
; Insurance Company Surveys: The Perris Maps
; Central Park: Viele's Drainage Plan, Olmsted-Vaux's "Greensward"
; Watery Foundations to Growth: Viele's Water Map
; Nation's Business Center: Lloyd's Mammoth Map
; Uniting Brooklyn and Manhattan: The Galt-Hoy Map
; Promise of Greater New York City: The Risse Map
; Rapid Transit Under Ground: Tiffany Map of the IRT, Tauranac's New York Traveler Subway Map
; "Red Scare": The Lusk Committee Map
; City of Skyscrapers: The Bollmann Map
; Times Square Cleanup: The Midtown Vice Map
; Aviation in the Service of Cartography: Aerial Survey of Manhattan Island, SPOT Metro View of Manhattan.