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Map of Wiskonsin [sic] and Neenah Rivers
1839
A map of the Wiskonsin [sic] and Neenah or Fox Rivers.
Survey of the Neenah (or Fox) River: No. 6 Winnebago Rapids
1840
This map surveyed under the direction of Captain Thomas J. Cram is one in a series of seventeen that accompanied Cram's report on the Fox-Wisconsin river survey. Lake Winnebago, Little Butte Des Mo...
Map of the Neenah or Fox River and of the Proposed Canals From Fond du Lac to Rock River and the Wiskonsin.
1839
This map shows the township and section grid, lakes, rivers, swamps, prairies, roads, and proposed canals in the area of Wisconsin south of Lake Winnebago and east of the Fox River. Portions of the...
Traveling Wisconsin's Waterways
1942
This map shows the Wisconsin and Fox River routes in green, and the Milwaukee and Rock River Canal routes in red. Prairie du Chien, Fort Winnebago, Grand Chute (Appleton), Cedar Rapids, Little Chut...
Wisconsin Southern Part
1845
Map of Wisconsin, including lower western border with Iowa, southern border along Illinois, eastern shoreline of Lake Michigan, and northern area along Wisconsin River, Buffalo River, Neenah or Fox...
Map Exhibiting Routes by Which the Navigation of the Mississippi River May be Connected with the Navigation of the Lakes
1839
This map, one of a series made by Thomas Jefferson Cram of the U.S. Topographical Engineers from personal surveys, covers the area from Green Bay to the juncture of the Mississippi and Missouri riv...