Map of that portion of Wiskonsin Territory intervening along the valley of the Manitouwoc River between lakes Winnebago and Michigan, 1839
Full Title
Map of that portion of Wiskonsin Territory intervening along the valley of the Manitouwoc River between lakes Winnebago and Michigan / W.J. Stone Sc.
Map Creator
Stone, William James, 1798-1865 ;Cram, Thomas Jefferson, 1807?-1883
Date Original
1839
Description
This 1839 map, one of a series made by Thomas Jefferson Cram of the U.S. Topographical Engineers from personal surveys, illustrates the possible navigational links connecting Lake Winebago and Lake Michigan, between Clifton, on Lake Winnebago, and Manitouwac [sic] as well as between Fond du Lac and Sheboygan These maps were published with the Report from the Secretary of War, transmitting, in compliance with a resolution of the Senate, copies of reports, plans and estimates for the improvement of the Neenah, Wiskonsin [sic] and Rock rivers, the improvement of the haven of Rock River, and the construction of a pier at the northern extremity of Winnebago Lake, issued in the United States Serial Set as Senate Doc. 318, 26th Congress, 1st session, 1840.
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State/Province
Wisconsin
County
Brown; Calumet; Fond du Lac; Manitowoc; Outagamie; Sheboygan; Winnebago
City
Fond du Lac; Manitowoc; Sheboygan;
Geographic Feature
Manitowoc River, Wis.; Sheboygan River, Wis.; Winnebago, Lake, Wis.
Dimensions
22 x 26 cm.
Scale on Map
[ca. 1:724,000]
Physical Description
1 map
Place of publication
Washington, D.C.?
Source Publisher
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers?
Electronic Publisher
Wisconsin Historical Society
Electronic Publication Date
2011
Language
English
Owner
Wisconsin Historical Society
Owner Collection
Maps
Owner Object ID
GX902 1839 CR
OCLC number
68915392
File Format
jpeg2000
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