Report of the survey of the Killbuck and Black River Summit, with accompanying documents.
1836
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Title
Report of the survey of the Killbuck and Black River Summit, with accompanying documents.
Published
[Columbus, Ohio?] : [publisher not identified], [1836]
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1 online resource (14 pages)
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(NNC-L)LLMC1342054177
(TEMPOCo)1342054177
(TEMPOCo)1342054177
Summary
Report of the survey of the Killbuck and Black River Summit, with accompanying documents, made to the Commissioners of the Lake Erie and Muskingum Road and Canal Company, prepared by S. Dodge.
Source of Description
Online resource; title from PDF title page (LLMC Digital, viewed August 19, 2022).
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Print version: Dodge, S. Report of the survey of the Killbuck and Black River Summit. Ravenna, O? 1836] (OCoLC)4812221
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Survey of Killbuck and Black River Summit
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Report of the survey of the Killbuck and Black River Summit, made to the Commissioners of the Lake Erie and Muskingum Road, and Canal Company / by S. Dodge, Esq., Principal Engineer of the Western Division of the Pennsylvania and Ohio Canal
Extract from the report of the Hon. James Geddes of the route by the sources of the Black river, and Killbuck branch of the Muskingum river
Report to the President and Directors of the Muskingum and Lake Erie canal / S. Dodge, Principal Engineer of the Western Div. P. & O. C. Engineer's Office, Ravenna, July 28, 1836.
Extract from the report of the Hon. James Geddes of the route by the sources of the Black river, and Killbuck branch of the Muskingum river
Report to the President and Directors of the Muskingum and Lake Erie canal / S. Dodge, Principal Engineer of the Western Div. P. & O. C. Engineer's Office, Ravenna, July 28, 1836.