Standard map of North Carolina
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- Standard map of North Carolina
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- Chicago : Rand McNally, 1920-1929. 1 map : col. Scale [1:887,040]. 1 in. = 14 in. (W 84°20'00--W 75°27'00/N 35°34'25--N 33°27'37). P. 199-202 of Commercial atlas of America (Rand McNally). Relief shown by hachures and spot heights. Coverage includes principal cities indexed on left margin of map; verso shows index of North Carolina counties, creeks, lakes, mountains, peaks, rivers and towns with 1920 population estimates from Bureau of the Census.; Shows North Carolina railroads and electric lines overprinted in red. Date approximated.
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- 1920-1929
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- G3900 1920z .R36
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