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Map of the city of Merced : Merced Co. Cal.  
Map of the city of Merc...
Map of the city of Merc...
1897
Separate Map
Author
Norton, Lott Day
Full Title
Map of the city of Merced : and subdivisions of adjoining acreage property, Merced Co. Cal. on line of Visalia Division Central Pacific Railroad. Sec's. 24 & 25, T. 7 S.R. 13 E. Sec's. 19 & 30, T. 7 S.R. 14 E. Resurveyed June 1897 By L.D. Norton.
Publisher
No Publisher
Merced Sheet. Detail Irrigation Map.  
California State Engine...
Merced Sheet. Detail Ir...
1885
Separate Map
Author
[Hall, Wm. Ham. (William Hammond), California Department of Engineering]
Full Title
California State Engineering Department. Detail Irrigation Map. Merced Sheet. Wm. Ham. Hall, State Engineer. Irrigation Data 1885.
Publisher
California Department of Engineering
Sheet No. 2, North-central Portion, Irrigation Map of the San Joaquin Valley, California.  
California State Engine...
Sheet No. 2, North-cent...
1886
Separate Map
Author
[Hall, Wm. Ham. (William Hammond), California State Engineering Department]
Full Title
California State Engineering Department. Topographical And Irrigation Map Of The San Joaquin Valley. Sheet No. 2. Wm. Ham. Hall, State Engineer, 1886. Note. This Topographical and Irrigation Map of San Joaquin Valley is published in four sheets, as follows: Sheet No. 1, from Tp. 4 N. to 1st Standard South. Sheet No. 2, from 1st to 3d Standard South. Sheet No. 3, from 3d to 5th Standard South. Sheet No. 4, from 5th to 8th Standard South. It is intended as a general illustration of the present extent of irrigation, and a means of studying its future possible development ...
Publisher
California State Engineering Department
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