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Hopkins Memorial Experimental Forest: Past and Potential Land Use Map
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Hopkins Memorial Experimental Forest: Past and Potential Land Use Map

United States Department of Agriculture · 1964

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Showing the Mountainous Wooded Slope Area in the West and Agriculture prior to 1926 in the East. 1:24000

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