From Mr. Bothfeld's survey of 1875 for U.S. Eng'rs (details omitted) : [waters southwest of Lovell Island, Boston, Massachusetts]. [1878?]

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From Mr. Bothfeld's survey of 1875 for U.S. Eng'rs (details omitted) : [waters southwest of Lovell Island, Boston, Massachusetts]. [1878?]

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1 map : ms., col., tracing linen ; 18 x 56 cm., on sheet 28 x 66 cm.

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