Geological Survey of Michigan. Upper Peninsula 1869-1873, Volume I, offers a detailed examination of the region's geological features and natural resources. Compiled from surveys conducted between 1869 and 1873, this volume includes an atlas of maps, providing a comprehensive visual and scientific record of the Upper Peninsula.
This historical document is invaluable for researchers, historians, and anyone interested in the geological makeup of Michigan and the development of natural resource exploration in the United States. It serves as both a scientific record and a historical snapshot of 19th-century surveying techniques. The maps and detailed descriptions offer insights into the region's landscape before significant industrial development.
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