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Bay of Fundy from British and United States surveys: southern part.

Lew Chew, Tubootch & Suco Harbors surveyed July 1854 by Lieuts. William B. Whiting and Alphonse Barbot, U.S.N. belonging to U.S. Ship Vandalia, John Pope Commander by Order of Commodore Matthew C. Perry Commanding U.S. Naval Forces in East Indies, China and Japan Seas ; drawn by Lieut. S. Bent ; engraved by S. Siebert, lettering by C.A. Knight.

Simoda Harbor, I. of Nippon / surveyed by order of Commodore M.C. Perry U.S.N. by Lieut. W.L. Maury, Lieut. Bent, Lieut. S. Nicholson, Act. Lieut. A. Barbot, Act. Mr. G.V. Denniston, Pd. Mdn. T.T. Houston in 1854 ; drawn by Edward Sels ; engraved by S. Siebert, lettering by C.A. Knight.

Western shore of the Bay of Yedo surveyed by order of Commodore M.C. Perry U.S.N. by Lieut. Wm. L. Maury and other officers of the Japan Expedition 1854 ; drawn by Edward Sels ; engraved by Selmar Siebert.

Keeling Harbor Formosa Island surveyed by order of Commodore M.C. Perry U.S.N. by Lieut. G.H. Preble & Pd. Md. Walter F. Jones : in the U.S. Ship Macedonian, Capt. J. Abbot.

Submarine cables of the world with the principal connecting land lines, also coaling, docking, and repairing stations

South Pacific, Sheet IV

South Pacific, Sheet II

Cape Breton Island and the S.E. Part of the Gulf of St. Lawrence

North America. East Coast. Florida. Sapelo Sound to Little Bahama Bank. From the United States Government Charts of 1884, with additions and corrections to 1933.