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 Large (2.27 MB) Medium (867 kB) Small (234 kB)  Cover (92.4 kb) Large (7.21 MB) Medium (2.9 MB) Small (1.12 MB)  Published by the Chicago Transit Authority. Large (1.34 MB)  Cover (336 kb) Large Northside (Top Half) (6.1 MB) Northside (Bottom Half) (8.2 MB) Southside (Top Half) (7.2 MB) Southside (Bottom Half) (7.2 MB) Medium Northside (Top Half) (3.6 MB) Northside (Bottom Half) (4.7 MB) Southside (Top Half) (4.6 MB) Southside (Bottom Half) (4.1 MB) Small Northside (Top Half) (1.7 MB) Northside (Bottom Half) (2.2 MB) Southside (Top Half) (1.9 MB) Southside (Bottom Half) (1.9 MB)  Large (8.85 MB) Medium (2.45 MB) Small (799 kB) There are a number of excellent resources for all kinds of Chicago maps on the internet. Here are the ones we use frequently: The online version of the Encyclopedia of Chicago is the first stop for historic maps of Chicago. It is comprised of a sampling of maps from the collections at the Newberry Library and the Chicago History Museum. Our favorite is the 1886 Robinson map. http://www.encyclopedia.chicagohistory.org/pages/700011.html University of Chicago Library's online map collection specializes in maps relating to the social sciences. http://www.lib.uchicago.edu/e/su/maps/ Scott Newman, the creator of Jazz Age Chicago, made a number of historical maps of bright-light districts such as Uptown and Woodlawn. These are a must-see. For maps of Chicago's rapid transit system, Chicago-L.org has it covered. 
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