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The Outlaws
of The Wild West could cover a lot of territory for men who traveled mostly
by horseback. The one exception was Black Bart, who walked everywhere
he went. Click on a name to see the U.S territory each outlaw covered
while he was active as an outlaw (some time between 1850 and the early
1900's). When Jesse James started his criminal career in 1866, some of
the states we know today didn't even exist. But by 1900, a map of the
United States looked pretty much like it does today. In the continental
United States, only Oklahoma, Arizona, and New Mexico were left to be
admitted to the Union (Alaska and Hawaii were admitted later too).
Jesse
James Territory
Sam Bass Territory
Black Bart Territory
Kid Curry Territory
Butch Cassidy Territory