Mississippi River - Sheet No. 2 (25 to 41 miles above Cairo)

Cartographer / Artist: A fascinating hydrographic chart documenting the complex sandbars, chutes, and channels around Powers Island during the later stages of the Civil War.

Date Created: 1865

Medium: Map

Physical Dimensions: 📐 16.2 × 23.9 in / 41.1 × 60.7 cm

Geographic Scope: Cairo, Illinois, United States

Archive Catalog ID: 3280

Provenance: The Dr. Joseph R. Rubini Archive

Collection: Illinois

A fascinating hydrographic chart documenting the complex sandbars, chutes, and channels around Powers Island during the later stages of the Civil War.

Condition: Pronounced browning along horizontal centrefold.. Minor handling creases near borders.. Fine internal details preserved; pencil catalog number "3280" in bottom margin.

Mississippi River - Sheet No. 2 (25 to 41 miles above Cairo)
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Mississippi River - Sheet No. 2 (25 to 41 miles above Cairo)

By A fascinating hydrographic chart documenting the complex sandbars, chutes, and channels around Powers Island during the later stages of the Civil War.

Archival Overview & Authenticated Facts

Authentic period 1865 Map by A fascinating hydrographic chart documenting the complex sandbars, chutes, and channels around Powers Island during the later stages of the Civil War. documenting Cairo, Illinois, United States. Measures 📐 16.2 × 23.9 in / 41.1 × 60.7 cm. Verified original holding from the Dr. Joseph R. Rubini Archive.

Acquisition Status$100
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Physical Specifications & Details

Medium & Technique
Map
Sheet / Plate Size
📐 16.2 × 23.9 in / 41.1 × 60.7 cm
Date / Era
1865
Geographic Scope
Cairo, Illinois, United States
Archive Catalog ID
3280
Provenance
The Dr. Joseph R. Rubini Archive
Preservation & Condition Report
  • Pronounced browning along horizontal centrefold.
  • Minor handling creases near borders.
  • Fine internal details preserved; pencil catalog number "3280" in bottom margin.

Historical Context & Archival Analysis

A fascinating hydrographic chart documenting the complex sandbars, chutes, and channels around Powers Island during the later stages of the Civil War.

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