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741. Charts. Guadalcanal and Florida Is., Solomon Islands, south Pacific Ocean, with portion of Malaita I., from British surveys to 1912 (with additions from various rough and imperfect sketch surveys of earlier date); chart 2916. Natural scale 1: 217,296 at lat. 9° 20′.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Hydrographic Office, Navigation Bureau, and Navy Department
Publisher:: Hydrographic Office
Date:: published May, 1915, 3d edition, July, 1932
SuDoc number:: N 6.18:2916

742. Charts. Humber River. Entrance to River Huraber, England, east coast, from British surveys to 1930 (topography is mainly from British Ordnance survey); chart 4707. Natural scale 1:50,000.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Hydrographic Office, Navigation Bureau, and Navy Department
Publisher:: Hydrographic Office
Date:: July, 1932
SuDoc number:: N 6.18:4707

743. Charts. Java. Anchorages on south coast of Java, Eastern Archipelago; chart 3014.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Hydrographic Office, Navigation Bureau, and Navy Department
Publisher:: Hydrographic Office
Date:: published Oct. 1913, 4th edition, July, 1932
SuDoc number:: N 6.18:3014

744. Charts. Miike Ko, Shimabara Kaiwan, Kyushu, west coast. Japan, from Japanese survey in 1923; chart 5338. Scale naut. m.=3.7 in., natural scale 1:20,000.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Hydrographic Office, Navigation Bureau, and Navy Department
Publisher:: Hydrographic Office
Date:: published Apr. 1926, 2d edition, July, 1932
SuDoc number:: N 6.18:5338

745. Charts. Moulmein Harbor, Gulf of Martaban, Bay of Bengal, Burma, from surveys by Port Authorities to 1931 and Royal Indian Marine in 1898; chart 3718. Scale 2,000 yds.=5.8 in., natural scale 1: 12,500.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Hydrographic Office, Navigation Bureau, and Navy Department
Publisher:: Hydrographic Office
Date:: published Feb. 1914, 5th edition, July, 1932
SuDoc number:: N 6.18:3718

746. Charts. Nuevo Gulf, Argentina, from Argentine Government survey in 1917; chart 2078. Natural scale 1:99,978.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Hydrographic Office, Navigation Bureau, and Navy Department
Publisher:: Hydrographic Office
Date:: published Jan. 1920, 2d edition, July, 1932
SuDoc number:: N 6.18:2078

747. Charts. Sarawak River, Borneo, northwest coast, China Sea, from British surveys between 1844 and 1929 (with additions from other sources); with inset, Part of Sarawak River, from British survey in 1863; chart 3047. Scale naut. m.=1 in., natural scale 1:72,872.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Hydrographic Office, Navigation Bureau, and Navy Department
Publisher:: Hydrographic Office
Date:: published Oct. 1916, 3d edition, July, 1932
SuDoc number:: N 6.18:3047

748. Charts. Solomon Islands, south Pacific Ocean, compiled from latest information; chart 2896. Natural scale 1: 1,092,065 at lat. 8°.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Hydrographic Office, Navigation Bureau, and Navy Department
Publisher:: Hydrographic Office
Date:: published Jan. 1920, 3d edition, July, 1932
SuDoc number:: N 6.18:2896

749. Charts. Cleveland Bay, Australia, east coast, from British survey in 1886; with inset. Townsville Harbor, from Australian Government surreys to 1929; chart 3560. Scale naut. m.=1.5 in., natural scale 1:47,920.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Hydrographic Office, Navigation Bureau, and Navy Department
Publisher:: Hydrographic Office
Date:: published Nov. 1925, 2d edition, June 1932
SuDoc number:: N 6.18:3560

750. Charts. England. England, south coast, Bigbury Bay to Straight Point, showing approaches to Salcombe, Dartmouth, and Tor Bay, from British surveys to 1921 (topography is mainly from British Ordnance survey); chart 4499. Natural scale 1: 72,804 at lat. 50° 20′.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Hydrographic Office, Navigation Bureau, and Navy Department
Publisher:: Hydrographic Office
Date:: published Oct. 1915, 8th edition, June, 1932
SuDoc number:: N 6.18:4499

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