Format Map
Contributors Bent, William
Dates 1793
Location Georgetown
United States
Washington
Washington D.C.
Language English
Subjects District of Columbia
Georgetown (Washington)
Georgetown (Washington, D.C.)
United States
Washington
Washington (D.C.)
Title
Plan of the city of Washington : now building for the metropolis of America, and established as the permanent residence of Congress after the year 1800 /
Contributor Names
Bent, William,
Created Published
[London?] : Published By W. Bent, 1793.
Subject Headings
-  Washington (D.C.)
-  Georgetown (Washington, D.C.)
-  United States--District of Columbia--Washington.
-  United States--District of Columbia--Georgetown (Washington)
Notes
-  Relief shown by hachures.
-  Also covers Georgetown.
-  From Universal magazine, July 1793, facing p. 41.
-  Available also through the Library of Congress Web site as a raster image.
-  Includes latitude/longitude statement.
-  LC copies variously torn, fold-lined, edged with imitation leather stripping, mounted on cloth backing, and accompanied by photocopy at larger scale.
Medium
1 Map ; 26 X 34 Cm.
Call Number/Physical Location
G3850 1793 .B4
Repository
Library of Congress Geography and Map Division Washington, D.C. 20540-4650 USA dcu
Digital Id
G3850 Ct000510 Http://Hdl.Loc.Gov/Loc.Gmd/G3850.Ct000510
Library of Congress Catalog Number
88694152
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