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Genremaps
DescriptionThis is one in a series of 455 mid 20th century fire insurance maps produced by the Fire Insurance Rating Organization of New Jersey.
Date Created1951-06-30
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Genremaps
DescriptionHudson River at the New York-New Jersey Boundary Line. North along Hudson River to Haverstraw, NY & Ossining, NY & south along Hudson River to Fort Lee, NJ & New York City, NY. Map shows river depths...
Date Created1902-03
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DescriptionThe study area in this report is the shallow water area of the Delaware River Estuary from Reedy Point, Delaware to the head of tide at Trenton, New Jersey. Shallow water areas are defined as those...
Date Created1978
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Genremaps: hydrographic
DescriptionMap covers area from Middle Marsh Creek to Fishers Point along Delaware River. Map shows the location for a channel 600 feet wide and 30 feet deep at mean low water.
Date Created1899-03-20
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Genrearguments
DescriptionThis document contains the argument of Thomas N. McCarter, President of Public Service Corporation of New Jersey and Public Service Electric and Gas Company, at the opening of the company's case for...
Date Created1934-06-26
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Genrereports
DescriptionThe report details the rules, regulations, and recommendations established for water utilities in New Jersey.
Date Created1917
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DescriptionThis report presents a commercial development program for the Martin-Marietta site on the Arthur Kill waterfront in Elizabeth. The study considers development potential and optimum development...
Date Created1983
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Genremaps: bulkhead/pier
DescriptionOriginal purpose of map to show recommended pierhead and bulkhead lines to accompany a report to the Chief of Engineers, USA, Washington DC. Modified by Riparian Commissioners of NJ to show their...
Date Created1890-1902
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GenreMaps
DescriptionScale: 1:3000
Date Created1934
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Genremaps: bulkhead/pier
DescriptionMap showing pierhead and bulkhead lines along the Elizabeth River, N.J.
Date Created1940-06
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