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Repository:
New York State Archives
New York State Education Department
Cultural Education Center
Albany, NY 12230
Summary:
Verplanck Colvin and his field assistants created this series using the field notes they compiled during their survey of the
Adirondack wilderness of New York. The majority of the maps are topographical or cadastral maps and typically show elements
of the natural and built environment (such as lakes, rivers, ponds, mountains, roads, and railroads) as well as names of property
owners, lot numbers, and pertinent landmarks used in land surveying.
Creator:
Title:
Verplanck Colvin maps of the Adirondack wilderness
Quantity:
0.4 cubic feet
Quantity:
337 Microfiche
Inclusive Dates:
1872-1900
Series Number:
B1405
Sponsor:
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