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Custodial History
All maps came to the State Archives from the Department of Environmental Conservation, although it is not known how that department obtained them. There is also evidence that the 1985 accretion was previously held by the New York State Adirondack Survey before finding its way to the Department of Environmental Conservation. The use of the maps in these agencies is not known.
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