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MAPS
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S.E. portion of Virginia and
N.E. portion of N'th Carolina map – 186-
The route of the canal is shown in the east part of the
county, east of Drummond Lake.
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GENERAL
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A Brief Description of the
Canals and Rail Roads of the United States – 1834
A brief description is on page 50.
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Acts Passed at a General
Assembly of the Commonwealth of Virginia – 1818
An Act pertaining to the canal begins on page 109.
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Annual Report of the Board of
Public Works to the General Assembly of Virginia –
1826-27 & 1828/29
An index of references to the canal within the document.
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Annual Report of the Board of
Public Works to the General Assembly of Virginia –
1830
A status of construction of the canal is on page 187; a
brief status report of the canal is on page 321.
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Annual Report of the Board of
Public Works to the General Assembly of Virginia –
1831
An index of references to the canal within the document.
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Annual Report of the Board of
Public Works to the General Assembly of Virginia –
1834
An index of references to the canal within the document.
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Annual Report of the Board of
Public Works to the General Assembly of Virginia –
1837
An index of references to the canal within the document.
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Annual Report of the Board of
Public Works to the General Assembly of Virginia –
1861
A report on the tolls received for inbound and outbound
shipment of cargo begins on page 38.
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Annual Reports of Officers,
Boards, and Institutions of the Commonwealth of
Virginia, for the Year Ending September 30, 1848
A report on the tolls received for inbound and outbound
shipment of cargo begins on page 343.
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Congressional Serial Set –
1889
A status report on the condition of the canal locks is
on page 26.
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Mitchell's Reference and
Distance Map of the United States – 1836
A brief desciption is on page 265.
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North West Canal Historical Marker
Photo and text of a marker in
Chesapeake. Current photos and links to related sites.
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S.E. portion of Virginia and
N.E. portion of N'th Carolina map – 186-
The route of the canal is shown in the east part of the
county, east of Drummond Lake.
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The North Carolina historical
review – 1948
An 1829 description of the canal by a traveller begins
on page 26.
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