New York State Canal Board State Engineer and Surveyor's Maps and Plans for the Hudson and Champlain Improvement Survey
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Overview of the Records
New York State Archives
New York State Education Department
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Albany, NY 12230
1 volume(s)
Administrative History
A law of 1866 appropriated $7,000 for the State Engineer and Surveyor to do the surveys and to report to the Canal Board by 1867 (January 1st).
Scope and Content Note
Colored plans and maps depict proposed improvements along the Hudson and Champlain Canal. The maps and plans were made in 1866 and have been bound together in one volume. The plans depict bridges; arch culverts; waste weirs; locks; and dams. The volume also contains a plan giving river profiles of the Hudson River from Troy to Fort Edward and of the Champlain Canal from Troy to Whitehall. The maps consist of five sheets which depict lot sites, dams, locks, property owners and streets of towns and cities bordering the canal. "Geddes Maps" (found in Series A0851) depict other New York State canals.
Related Material
Series A0851, "Geddes Maps," depict other New York canals.
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