Comstock Mine Maps. Number III. United States Geological Survey. Geology of the
            Comstock Lode, &c. Atlas Sheet XV. Mapping by the Official Surveyors. G.F. Becker,
            Geologist in Charge. Julius Bien & Co. Lith. N.Y.

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Short title	Comstock Mine Maps. Number III.
Type of resource	cartographic
Extent	1 map ; 76 x 43 cm
Place	New York
Publisher	Julius Bien & Co.
Publication date	1882
Digital origin	reformatted digital
Map data	1:1,920 ; W 119°40′00″--W 119°38′00″/N 039°20′00″--N 039°16′00″

Author	Becker, George F.

Note	Map showing the shafts and tunnels in color. The explanation states that separate colors are used to indicate each separate hundred feet of depth down to the 1500-foot level. The colors repeat between the 1500-foot and 3000-foot level.
Appears in	Title Department Of The Interior, United States Geological Survey, Clarence King Director. Atlas To Accompany The Monograph On The Geology Of The Comstock Lode And The Washoe District By George F. Becker. Washington 1882. Julius Bien & Co. Lith. New York
List number	1566.013
Image number	1566013
Location	https://purl.stanford.edu/nd445nd6092

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