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Map shows the Ringwood Iron Mines in Passaic County, New Jersey.

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This reproduction is a negative print of the original, absent any colors identifying state boundaries.

Abstract Map contains an engraving depicting the central campus of the University of Virginia, and a view of Richmond (from the west). Ornamentation surrounding the title depicts Natural Bridge and Harper's Ferry flanking a depiction of the state seal and motto (Sic Semper Tyrannis). Contains brief discussion concerning the creation of the map and geological remarks. Tables include listings of Virginia's population, a list of steamboat routes, abbreviations and references, deviations from magnetic...

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Map contains no date or statement of responsibility.

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Map of the State of Virginia from the Latest Authorities, undated (pre-1861).

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Map shows Kentucky and Tennessee in the mid-nineteenth century.

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Map's full title reads, "Map of the Summit Level of the Alleghany at the Heads of Roanoke & New River. with a plan for supplying it with water by means of a feeder taken from the Little River." The document contains a cross-section of Pilot Mountain, and it maps Washington, Wythe, and Montgomery counties. Reproduction is a photocopy.

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Map of the town of Blacksburg. Traced by L. R. Holman, January 26, 1935. A. Murrill, State Certified Engineer. Retraced by C. F. Wilkinson, April 30, 1946. 18 x 20 in. [Folder D-3]

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Map shows the layout of blocks in Manchester, Virginia, along with numbered plots within those blocks. It also contains a list of references that identify points of interest within the town. Note: Manchester is now a part of Richmond.

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Map shows land owned by the Guyandot Coal Land Association in the Guyandot basin, in West Virginia. It displays some railroads and openings in coal beds.