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Chart of the North Polar Sea 1855

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Old nautical chart of Arctic Ocean, Arctic Regions.

Created by Millard Fillmore, Great Britain. Hydrographic Office, J. & C. Walker (Firm), J. D. (John Dennett) Potter in 1855.
  • Covers the Arctic Ocean and Arctic landmasses adjacent to it.
  • Does not show navigational data other than names of coastal ports and coastal physical features.
  • Title printed at map center in a circle around the North Pole.
  • Oriented with Greenwich meridian at the bottom.
  • Admiralty nautical chart no. 260.
  • Hemmed at sheet edges with pink fabric; mounted on cloth backing; sectioned to 16 panels to enable folding.
  • Includes attributional notes in lower margin.
  • Signed on cloth backing in ink script on verso: North Polar Sea 1855, Millard Fillmore 1856.

Map Subjects

Arctic Ocean

Arctic Regions

Nautical Charts

Nautical Charts

Millard Fillmore

Great Britain. Hydrographic Office

J. & C. Walker (Firm)

J. D. (John Dennett) Potter

1855

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1855

Arctic Ocean

Arctic Regions

Great Britain. Hydrographic Office

J. & C. Walker (Firm)

J. D. (John Dennett) Potter

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Millard Fillmore

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This old map of Chart of the North Polar Sea from 1855 was created by Millard Fillmore,  Great Britain. Hydrographic Office,  J. & C. Walker (Firm), J. D. (John Dennett) Potter in 1855