The rapids of the Ohio commonly called the falls 682 miles below Fort Pitt in 38 [degrees] ; 08' no. latitude : By order of ye ch: engineer / W. Brasier delt. [1766]

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The rapids of the Ohio commonly called the falls 682 miles below Fort Pitt in 38 [degrees] ; 08' no. latitude : By order of ye ch: engineer / W. Brasier delt. [1766]

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1 ms. map : col. ; 28.3 x 40.5 cm.

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