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Chart Showing the Entrance of Rear Admiral Farragut Into Mobile Bay. 5th of August 1864

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Old map of Alabama, Mobile Bay Region, United States.

Created by David Glasgow Farragut, Robert Weir in 1864.
  • Scale ca. 1:22,500.
  • Civil War Map
  • Detailed map showing five positions and the tracks of the vessels during the sea battle, obstructions, channels, banks, and shoals.
  • Includes small views of the "Iron-clad Tennessee," Federal ship colliding with the Ram Tennessee, a vessel sailing past what appears to be Mobile Point, and a general view of the battle.
  • Inset: [Diagram] showing points of collision of different vessels upon the Ram [Tennessee]. 19 x 15 cm.
  • Description derived from published bibliography.

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1864

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Mobile Bay Region (Ala.)

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Chart Showing the Entrance of Rear Admiral Farragut Into Mobile Bay. 5th of August 1864 by Relic Map Company