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Map of Electric Railway System. T.M.E.R.&L. Co.



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Title: Map of Electric Railway System. T.M.E.R.&L. Co.
Description: Bird's-eye map, looking west from shoreline on Lake Michigan of Milwaukee to Golden Lake in Waukesha County, with Kenosha and Fox Point at bottom corners, Lake Geneva and Ashippun Lake in upper corners. Green with light blue lakes, the interurban line highlighted in black through Milwaukee and to urban areas. Boats on Lake Michigan represent the shipping lines and ports.
Image ID: 22599
Creation
Date: 		1898 
Creator
Name: 		Beggs, John I.
City, State: Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Collection
Name: 		Maps
Genre: Maps
Subjects: Cities and towns
Landforms
Great Lakes
Roads
Ships
Lakes
Rivers
Bird's-eye views
Shorelines
Michigan, Lake
 

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