File:Thames wharf map top right third.jpg
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English: Wharf Map of the River Thames, upper right segment (3/3) |
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Wharf map of the River Thames between Nine Elms and Barking'. Scale: 8 inches to 1 nautical mile. Compiled by G D Evans of The Erith & Dartford Lighterage Co Ltd, 4 Catherine Court, London; lithographed by Dunn, Collin & Co, Brown's Buildings, St Mary Axe, London; published by Henry Hughes & Son, 59 Fenchurch Street, London |
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1905 |
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G D Evans |
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