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Outline map centered on Green Bay showing the area between Detroit, Mich. and Fond du Lac, Wis. Contemplated and proposed railroad routes are shown.
Scale ca. 1:4,000,000.
From Proceedings and Report of a Meeting held at Ontonagon, November 15, 1853, in Reference to a Rail Road from Lake Winnebago to Lake Superior. A. C. Davis, Secretary, D. S. Cash, Chairman.
LC Railroad maps, 117
Description derived from published bibliography.
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