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Lower Potomac Park project: Mount Vernon and Fort Washington parkways

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Topographic map of Potomac River Valley from Arlington Memorial Bridge to Mount Vernon. Shows proposed parkways. Includes note. Also shows proposed commercial airport and Army air field. In upper margin: \Chart 12.\ In lower margin: \18109-30. (Face p. 70).\Mounted on fabric; May have been removed from \Plans and studies, Washington and vicinity: Supplementary technical data to accompany Annual Report, 1928\, National Capital Park and Planning Commission, 1929, available in the Washingtoniana Room at Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial Library, call number +WE859W Un32pOriginal version: 28 x 9 in. printed map; Scale 1:33,000; DC Public Library, Special Collections, Washingtoniana Map Collection
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  1. Anacostia Naval Station And Bolling Air Force Base, Washington, D.C
  2. Bellevue, Washington, D.C
  3. Blue Plains Treatment Plant, Washington, D.C
  4. Congress Heights, Washington, D.C
  5. East Potomac Park, Washington, D.C
  6. George Washington Memorial Parkway (Va. And Washington, D.C.)
  7. Mall, The, Washington, D.C
  8. Maryland
  9. Mount Vernon Memorial Highway (Va.)
  10. Navy Yard, Washington, D.C
  11. Parkways
  12. Planning
  13. Potomac River Valley
  14. Saint Elizabeths, Washington, D.C
  15. Southwest, Washington, D.C
  16. Topographic Maps
  17. Virginia
  18. Washington (D.C.)

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