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Raccoon Creek, New Jersey from Swedesboro to Springer's Wharf

Rutgers University-New Brunswick · 1913 Full Details

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Title
Raccoon Creek, New Jersey from Swedesboro to Springer's Wharf
Description
Map 1: Raccoon Creek from Molonox Shoal to Swedesboro. , Map shows Raccoon Creek with soundings, the 7 foot curve and 4 foot curve, the mean low water line, proposed improvements and jetty. There is a diagram of the New Highway Draw Bridge, a detail of survey near the new highway draw bridge, and a locality sketch. , Map 2: Raccoon Creek from Springer's Bar to Shorn's Wharf. , Map shows Raccoon Creek with soundings and some wharfs along the creek. , Map 3: Raccoon Creek from Delaware River to Potato Hills Shoal. , Map shows soundings of Delaware River and Raccoon Creek. Also shows Raccoon Island.
Date Issued
1913
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Rutgers University Libraries
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Language
English
Date Added
August 17, 2022

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    [Creator not found] (1913). Raccoon Creek, New Jersey from Swedesboro to Springer's Wharf. . https://rucore.libraries.rutgers.edu/rutgers-lib/56826 (map)
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