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U.S. Coast & Geodetic Survey
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Lake Worth Inlet to Palm Beach
Publication Place / Date
Washington D.C. / 1952 circa
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33 x 39 inches
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Palm Beach

Detailed sea chart, covering the Intercoastal Waterway from Royal Palm Way to Singer's Island, Peanut Island and Riviera Beach.

A highly detailed and accurate sea chart of the region, with some interior details.

Condition Description
Minor soiling along folds.
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