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Black etching, and geological indications. 356. 1845-Burt (W. A.). Geological map of township lines in the northern peninsula of Michigan. Accompanying "Geological report." Message from the President of the United States, Part III, p. 811. Washington, 1849. Black, with lithological indications. 357. 1845-Houghton (Douglass). Geological map of townships in the northern peninsula of Michigan. Accompanying "Geological report." Message from the President of the United States, Part III, p. 880. Washington, 1849. Black, with lithological indications. 358. 1846-Burt (W. A.). Geological map of a district of township lines in the northern peninsula of Michigan. Accompanying "Geological report." Message from the President of the United States, Part III, p. 811. Washington, 1849. Black, with lithological indications. 359. 1846-Higgins (S. W.) and Hubbard (Bela). Geological map of a district E. and W. of the Ontonagon (Lake Superior). Accompanying "Geological report." 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