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From a Brazilan Survey in 1895 ; U.S. Department of the Navy, Bureau of Investigation, Published at Washington D.C., Dec. 1895 at the Hydrographic Office ; Charles D. Sigsbee, Commander, U. S. N. Hydrographer ; Division of Chart Construction, G.W. Littlehales, Assistant in charge ; Drawn by H.P. Simpson. Engraved by R.E. Gray and H.H. McKeever. Coordinates approximate (Greenwich meridian). Depths shown by soundings. Shows vegetation, trees, drainage, various buildings (forts, warehouses), small islands, low water areas, reefs. Composition of coastal bed (gravel, mud, etc.) indicated by text.
Place(s)
Brazil, Pernambuco, and Tamandaré
Subject(s)
Navigation and Coasts
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