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Publication details: Jamaica : [Publisher not identified] , 1866Description: 1 map : colour ; 60 cm x 67 cmContent type:

cartographic image

Media type:

unmediated

Carrier type:

sheet

Subject(s):

Maps
-- Maps

Other classification:

St. E. 571

Summary: In the above plan the line shaded blue, represents a portion of the line of Font Hill and Crawfords Pens situated in the parish of St. Elizabeth as opened by Miss Cunningham and Manderson October 27, 1866 and the line shaded red represents the contribution of the said line to the seashore according to all the patents of Crawfords Pen. The dotted track shaded yellow represents a traverse made to ascertain the relative position of the point A at a ... 1866.

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Item type	Current library	Shelving location	Call number	Status	Date due	Barcode
Maps	National Library of Jamaica	Special Collection Floor	St. E. 571 (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available		1000000167269

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In the above plan the line shaded blue, represents a portion of the line of Font Hill and Crawfords Pens situated in the parish of St. Elizabeth as opened by Miss Cunningham and Manderson October 27, 1866 and the line shaded red represents the contribution of the said line to the seashore according to all the patents of Crawfords Pen. The dotted track shaded yellow represents a traverse made to ascertain the relative position of the point A at a ... 1866.

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