United States Hydrographic Office Manuscript Charts in the National Archives, 1838-1908National Archives and Records Service, General Services Administration, 1978 - 250 páginas |
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adjacent ALEUTIAN ISLANDS anchorage annotated to show Annotations refer Atrato River BAJA CALIFORNIA Blueprint copy British Admiralty chart canal Cape CHANNEL chart showing hydrography chart showing soundings coastal topography Comandancia CUBA EAST COAST ENTRANCE feet Filed as Spanish GULF GULF OF CALIFORNIA H.O. chart Hydro Hydrographic Office Hydrographic Office chart inch to approx Insets ISLAND John Rodgers JOLO ISLAND Large scale Lieut Luzon Manuscript chart showing Marina MINDANAO nautical mile NORTH COAST North Pacific Surveying NORTHEAST CUBA Pacific Surveying Expedition pencil place-names Plano PORT Published chart raphy RIVER rough compilation sheet rough plotting sheet Scales vary settlements sheet and rough sheet showing hydrography shoals showing hydrography showing topography shown Smooth sheet Source SOUTH Spanish chart steamer STRAIT Survey chart tion topog topography Track chart triangulation U.S. North Pacific U.S. ships U.S.S. Bennington U.S.S. Eagle U.S.S. Narragansett U.S.S. Ranger U.S.S. Tuscarora VICINITY villages WEST COAST YANGTZE RIVER
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