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Jefferson, Wisconsin, Looking North

Map

This Bird's-eye view map of Jefferson is looking north, with the Crayfish River at left and center and the Rock River running from upper center to bottom center. Kemmeter Bros. manufacturing buildings and Jefferson Brick & Tile Manufacturing Company buildings are in the foreground. The bottom margin includes a key to thirty-eight locations. There is one bridge across the Crayfish river at the confluence and four bridges cross the Rock River. The Society's copy of the map is a black and white photocopy.

Date Created:
1893
Creator:
Pauli, C. J. (artist)

Publication Information

Creator
Pauli, C. J. (artist)
Publisher
Milwaukee, C.J. Pauli
Date Created
1893
Language
English

Physical Description

Format
Map
Extent
1 map
Dimensions
35 x 52 cm
Scale
Perspective map not drawn to scale.

Collection Information

Digital Collection
Maps and Atlases
Call Number
H GX9029 J45 1893 P4

Copyright Information

Copyright Status
NO COPYRIGHT - UNITED STATES
Rights Holder
Wisconsin Historical Society
Unique ID
W014AUA
Legacy ID
WHi 12376

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