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  •   KBLC - The Bedford Level Corporation
    •   7 - Reports, Library, Maps and Plans
      •   3 - Maps and Plans
        • 37 - Plan and section of the proposed new bank to enclose Walpole Common Salt Marsh.
RefNoKBLC/7/3/37/1
AltRefNoR59/31/40/137/1
Title"Saltmarsh, Walpole: Plan of intended inclosure"
DescriptionPlan of the proposed new bank to enclose Walpole Common Salt Marsh. This map is also labelled '[...] Marsh [...] Walpole for and with Yeoman and Dunthorne's Report 1774". No scale. Hand-drawn on linen-backed paper.
Date1774
CreatorNameBedford Level Corporation
RepositoryCambridgeshire Archives
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