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ALEXANDER, J. H. Map of the Proposed Rail Road from Fred-
———— Reconnoissance for the Atlantic Rail Road and Profile.
Report on the new map of Maryland, 1836, facing p. 84 or 95.
18 3/4x5 1/2, legend horizontal scale 1:126720; vertical scale 1:12672. (.T. H. U., Peabody.)
———— Reconnaissance of the Choptank and Transquaking Canal.
Report on the new map of Maryland, 1836, after p. 60 or 66.
18 1/2x7, hachured. Horizontal scale 1:13000; vertical scale 1:860. (J. H. U., Peabody.)
———— Maryland.
Accompanying Outline of the Physical Geography of Maryland (etc.), by
414x8, hachured, towns indicated by numbers. Scale 30 miles to an inch. (J. H.
ALEXANDER, J. H., and DUCATEL, J. T. Map A (Geological map
Report on the new map of Maryland, 1836, after p. 60 or 66.
23 1/4x1, hachured, geological remarks.
Scale 1:150000. (Peabody copy says "read Feb. 1837.")
———— Map B (Topographic map of Georges Creek.)
Report on the new map of Maryland, 1836, after p. 60 or 66.
LUCAS, FIELDING, JR. Small map of Maryland and Virginia.
TRIMBLE, ISAAC. Map of the Country between Baltimore and the
Report of the engineer on the subject of the Maryland Canal. Baltimore,
24x20, outline, drainage, roughly hachured. Scale 1/125000, or 2 miles to an inch.
1838.
ALEXANDER, J. H., and DUCATEL, J. T. Map A (Topographical
Ann. Rept. of the Geologist of Maryland, 1837.
21x13 3/8, hachured, geological remarks. Scale 1:150000, about 3 1/8 miles to an inch. |
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