File:Admiralty Chart No 109. A survey of the entrance to the River Humber by Commander Wm Hewett, R.N. made by order of the Lords Commisioners of the Admiralty 1828 RMG F6964, Published 1830.tiff

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British Admiralty; Commander William Hewett; J. & C. Walker
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English: A survey of the entrance to the River Humber by Commander Wm Hewett, R.N. made by order of the Lords Commisioners of the Admiralty 1828Scale: [circa 1:65,000]. Uncoloured chart. Magnetic variation marked. Illustrations of local light beacons.
Chart - River Humber 1830 (G218 11/75)
Date 1841; 1830
Dimensions Sheet: 67.5 cm x 100 cm
Source/Photographer http://collections.rmg.co.uk/collections/objects/544308
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Acquisition Number: N90-1H
Admiralty Chart Number: 109
GGCC: 218:11
id number: G218:11/75

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