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Map and Profile of the Proposed Road from Opposite Memphis, Tennessee to the St. Francis River, Arkansas T. : Exhibiting Also, the Adjacent Country 1833

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Old map of Arkansas, Missouri, Saint Francis River, United States.

Created by W. Beckwith, Charles N. Hagner, W. (William) Howard, John W. A. Smith, M. H. Stansbury, United States. Army. Corps of Engineers in 1833.
  • Relief shown in hachures.
  • "Level of the Mississippi River May 7th, 1833, nearly low water."
  • From map in U.S. House Doc. no. 83, 23rd Congress, 2nd Session, 1834-1835, vol. 3.
  • The route is shown by line symbol with "Military Road" alongside. An "Indian Track" is indicated. Legend contains symbols for cypress and open lakes, marshes covered with timber, can and timber.
  • Includes inset of profile with vertical scale of 1:360.

Map Subjects

Arkansas

Roads

Saint Francis River

Saint Francis River (Mo. And Ark.)

United States

Missouri

W. Beckwith

Charles N. Hagner

W. (William) Howard

John W. A. Smith

M. H. Stansbury

United States. Army. Corps Of Engineers

1833

Map Tags

1833

Arkansas

Charles N. Hagner

John W. A. Smith

M. H. Stansbury

Map

Maps

Missouri

Roads

Saint Francis River

Saint Francis River (Mo. And Ark.)

United States

United States. Army. Corps Of Engineers

W. (William) Howard

W. Beckwith

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This old map of Map and Profile of the Proposed Road from Opposite Memphis, Tennessee to the St. Francis River, Arkansas T. : Exhibiting Also, the Adjacent Country from 1833 was created by W. Beckwith, Charles N. Hagner, W. (William) Howard, John W. A. S