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Collection of Maps Relating to Publication of New Hampshire, a Guide to the Granite State by Federal Writers' Project of the Works Progress Administration for the State of New Hampshire 1927

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Old map of Connecticut River Watershed, Dover, Durham, New Hampshire, Portsmouth, Rochester, United States.

Created by Federal Writers' Project of the Works Progress Administration for the State of New Hampshire in 1927.
  • Consists of state maps showing tour routes, administrative divisions, geology, and forest reserves; maps of cities of Dover, Portsmouth, and Rochester; map of village of Durham; and map of Connecticut River watershed in New Hampshire that "shows progress of the crest of the flood, Nov. 3-6, 1927."
  • Accompanied by 2 sheets of text and sheet with geological graphs.
  • Some maps indexed.
  • Some sheets annotated in pencil along edge or on verso: C. 3--11/25/40--N.H.
  • Acquisitions control no.: 1999-117
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Collection of Maps Relating to Publication of New Hampshire, a Guide to the Granite State by Federal Writers&