Topographical map of the St. Petersburg Quadrangle from 1969. The map was produced by the United States Department of the Interior Geological Survey and is of the Florida - Pinellas Co. 7.5 Minute Series (Topographic). The map's subject is noted as St.Petersburg, Fla. N2745 - W8237.2/7.5. This map is an identical copy of record (2018.031.005). Originally mapped, edited and published by the Geological Survey with control by the USGS [United States Geodetic Survey], the USC&GS [United States Coast and Geodetic Survey], and the Florida Geodetic Survey. The map is based off of aerial photographs from 1954, topographical surveys of 1956, hydrogaphic data from USC&GS charts 587 and 1257 (1953),and was partially revised using aerial photographs taken in 1969. The red tinted areas on the map indicate "areas in which only landmark buildings are shown." Any areas or locations in purple are revisions based off of 1969 aerial photographs which indicate the extension of urban areas. In the bottom right corner of the document there is a "Property of The Ohio State University Museum of Zoology" stamp.
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Topographical map of the St. Petersburg Quadrangle from 1969. The map was produced by the United States Department of the Interior Geological Survey and is of the Florida - Pinellas Co. 7.5 Minute Series (Topographic). The map's subject is noted as St.Petersburg, Fla. N2745 - W8237.2/7.5. This map is an identical copy of record (2018.031.005). Originally mapped, edited and published by the Geological Survey with control by the USGS [United States Geodetic Survey], the USC&GS [United States Coast and Geodetic Survey], and the Florida Geodetic Survey. The map is based off of aerial photographs from 1954, topographical surveys of 1956, hydrogaphic data from USC&GS charts 587 and 1257 (1953),and was partially revised using aerial photographs taken in 1969. The red tinted areas on the map indicate "areas in which only landmark buildings are shown." Any areas or locations in purple are revisions based off of 1969 aerial photographs which indicate the extension of urban areas. In the bottom right corner of the document there is a "Property of The Ohio State University Museum of Zoology" stamp.
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