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  1. Title: Map of the United States lead mines on the upper Mississippi River

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    Summary: 1 map : col. ; 38 x 45 cm, folded in cover 10 x 5 cm Cover title: Map of lead mines. Relief shown pictorially. Includes an area bounded by the Wisconsin, Mississippi, and Rock Rivers. In borders: text. Folder title: Lead mines. Colorado-Henkle Collection. IDeKN

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  2. Title: Populated Places Colorado 1999

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    Summary: This point data layer represents populated places for Colorado in 1999. The dataset was originally published by the Colorado Geological Survey in 1999.[Populated places of Colorado extracted from the Geographic Names Information System dataset]

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  3. Title: Waterfalls Colorado 1999

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    Summary: This point data layer represents waterfalls for Colorado in 1999. The dataset was originally published by the Colorado Geological Survey in 1999.[Waterfalls of Colorado extracted from the Geographic Names Information System dataset]

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  4. Title: Mountain Summits Colorado 1999

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    Summary: This point data layer represeents mountain summits for Colorado in 1999. The dataset was originally published by the Colorado Geological Survey in 1999.[Mountain Summits of Colorado extracted from the Geographic Names Information System dataset]

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  5. Title: Forest Service Roads Colorado 1999

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    Summary: This line data layer represents forest service roads for Colorado in 1999. The dataset was originally published by the Colorado Department of Transportation Services in 2005.[Features in this dataset represent US Forest Service roads. Features are represented by polyline (linear) geographic shapes.]

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  6. Title: Routes Colorado 2004

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    Summary: This line data layer represents routes for Colorado in 2004. The dataset was originally published by the Colorado Department of Transportation on April 3, 2004.[The route layer is CDOT's centerline representation of state highways. It is later combined with several 'On System' tables using dynamic segmentation]

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  7. Title: Public Lands Colorado 2003

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    Summary: This polygon data layer represents public lands for Colorado in 2003. The dataset was originally published by the Colorado Department of Transportation on Decemebr 31, 2003.[Features in this dataset represent general land ownership by categories. These categories include: Private ownership, State Land Board, US Forest Service, National Park Service. Features are represented by polygon geographic shapes. This layer is also known as 'land status'.]

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  8. Title: Highways Colorado 2003

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    Summary: This dataset represents highways for Colorado in 2003. The dataset was originally published by the Colorado Department of Transportation on April 13, 2004.[Features in this dataset represent segments of public highways that are maintained by and under the jurisdiction of the Colorado Department of Transportation. These highways consist of Interstates, US Highways, and State Highways. Features are represented by polyline (linear) geographic shapes.]

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  9. Title: Railroads Colorado 2003

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    Summary: This polygon data layer represents railroads for Colorado in 2003. The dataset was originally published by the Colorado Department of Transportation on December 31, 2003.[Features in this dataset represent railroad lines. Features are represented by polyline (linear) geographic shapes.]

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  10. Title: Streams Colorado 2003

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    Summary: This line data layer represents streams for Colorado in 2003. The dataset was originally published by the Colorado Department of Transportation on December 31, 2003.[Features in this dataset represent linear bodies of water, such as rivers, streams, and irrigation ditches. Features are represented by polyline (linear) geographic shapes.To form a full set of hydrography for the state of Colorado, please combine this linear data with the polygonal geographic dataset named LAKES.]

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  11. Title: City Boundaries Colorado 2002

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    Summary: This polygon data layer represents city boundaries for Colorado in 2002. The dataset was originally published by the Colorado Department of Transportation on December 31, 2003.[Features in this dataset represent the legal incorporation boundaries of all incorporated cities in the State of Colorado. Features are represented by polygon geographic shapes.]

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  12. Title: County Boundaries Colorado 2002

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    Summary: This polygon data layer represents county boundaries for Colorado in 2002. The dataset was originally published by the Colorado Department of Transportation on December 31, 2003.[Used for general reference, geoprocessing, and cartography.]

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  13. Title: Airports Colorado 2003

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    Summary: This point data layer represents airports for Colorado in 2003. The dataset was originally published by the Colorado Department of Transportation on December 31, 2003.[Features in this dataset represent the point locations of public or military airports in Colorado.]

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  14. Title: Map of the state of Colorado showing the coal and metalliferous areas

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    Summary: Includes 3 insets. 73 x 85 centimeters Scale [1:760,320] 1 inch = 12 miles General Map Collection

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  15. Title: Map of the city of Colorado Springs

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    Summary: Blue line print.; In lower left corner: "WVF 11-6-'17." 68 x 85 centimeters Scale 1:9600; 1 inch to 800 feet City Maps

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  16. Title: School Districts Colorado 1991

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    Summary: This polygon data layer represents school districts for Colorado in 1991. The dataset was originally published by the Colorado Department of Local Affairs-Division of Local Government in 2005.[The export file schoolbd.e00 imports into a coverage with statewide school district boundaries. These boundaries were developed in 1991 under contract with the Colorado Department of Education for inclusion in the National Center for Education Statistics, U.S. Department of Education's Census Mapping Project. The boundaries were constructed from legal descriptions of each school district. These boundaries received rigorous quality control.]

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  17. Title: Tourist's pocket map and business guide of Colorado Springs, Colorado

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    Summary: "Copyright, 1900, by Fritz Kohler." Includes index to local businesses, churches, and services. 33 x 26 centimeters Scale not given. City Maps

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  18. Title: Massachusetts State Register of Historic Places

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    Summary: This datalayer is a point coverage for Massachusetts locations for properties listed on the Massachusetts State Register of Historic Places. This layer was derived from the Massachusetts Electronic Atlas database published by the Harvard Map Collection in 2001. For more information on this layer please read the 'Supplemental Information' section which follows. The Massachusetts Electronic Atlas (MEA) was a collaborative project to provides access, via the Internet, to data about the Commonwealth, its thirteen regional planning agency districts and 351 cities and towns. This dataset is now only available via The Harvard Geospatial Library.

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  19. Title: Massachusetts Annual Average Wage, 1995

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    Summary: This datalayer is a polygon coverage of Massachusetts which will display town boundaries and average annual wages for 1995. This dataset was originally prepared by Massachusetts Department of Employment and Job Training (MassDET) and distributed by the Metropolitan Area Planning Council. It was published as part of the Massachusetts Electronic Atlas database in 2001. The Massachusetts Electronic Atlas (MEA) was a collaborative project to provides access, via the Internet, to data about the Commonwealth, its thirteen regional planning agency districts and 351 cities and towns. This dataset is now only available via The Harvard Geospatial Library. The Metropolitan Area Planning Council (MAPC) is a regional planning agency representing 101 cities and towns in the metropolitan Boston area. Created by an act of the Legislature in 1963, it serves as a forum for state and local officials to address issues of regional importance. As one of 14 members of the Metropolitan Planning Organization (MPO), MAPC has oversight responsibility for the region's federally funded transportation program Stretching west from Boston to include most of the communities inside the I-495 corridor, the MAPC planning area consists of 22 cities and 79 towns. Coastal communities, older industrial centers, rural towns, and modern cities are represented within the 1,422 square miles that comprise the MAPC region.

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  20. Title: Massachusetts Aid to Families with Dependant Children

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    Summary: This datalayer is a polygon coverage representing town boundaries with associated tabular data on Recipients of Temporary Aid to Families with Dependant Children, 1998 - 2000. This layer was derived from the Massachusetts Electronic Atlas database published by the Harvard Map Collection in 2001. The Massachusetts Electronic Atlas (MEA) was a collaborative project to provides access, via the Internet, to data about the Commonwealth, its thirteen regional planning agency districts and 351 cities and towns. This dataset is now only available via The Harvard Geospatial Library. Data here was orginally derived from the Massachusetts Office for Child Care Services

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