Licensing plans, 1866-1925.
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Massachusetts. Division of Waterways and Public Lands
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Board of Harbor and Land Commissioners of Massachusetts
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The Topographical Survey Commission was created in Massachusetts per Resolves 1884, c 72, and during its existence had a mandate to carry out two projects: preparation of a contour topographical map of the state in conjunction with the U.S. Geological Survey, and with the U.S. Coast and Geodetic Survey (1884-1887) to produce a town boundary survey (the determination by triangulation of boundary lines of cities and towns) starting in 1885. Additional legislation was initiated to auth...
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Massachusetts. Commission on Waterways and Public Lands
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Massachusetts. Division of Wetlands and Waterways.
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Massachusetts. Board of Harbor Commissioners
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