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The Canal shall have the length , depth and all other specifications necessary in order that sailing vessels and steamers of 140 meters long , a maximun beam of 16 meters , and drawing 8 meters of water , shall , with lower- ed topmasts ...
The Canal shall have the length , depth and all other specifications necessary in order that sailing vessels and steamers of 140 meters long , a maximun beam of 16 meters , and drawing 8 meters of water , shall , with lower- ed topmasts ...
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which is a brass plug located at the intersection of two curves , in North latitude 99 21 ' plus 833.47 feet ( 254.042 meters ) and West longitude 79o 54 ' plus 980.94 feet ( 298.991 meters ) this last mentioned course passes through a ...
which is a brass plug located at the intersection of two curves , in North latitude 99 21 ' plus 833.47 feet ( 254.042 meters ) and West longitude 79o 54 ' plus 980.94 feet ( 298.991 meters ) this last mentioned course passes through a ...
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meters ) , ( the chord of which bears S. 37 ° 28 ' 20 " E. , 23.26 feet ( 7.090 meters ) to an unmarked point called No. 2 , located on the southwesterly boundary of the Colon Corridor at North latitude 9o 21 ' plus 0.00 feet ( 0.000 ...
meters ) , ( the chord of which bears S. 37 ° 28 ' 20 " E. , 23.26 feet ( 7.090 meters ) to an unmarked point called No. 2 , located on the southwesterly boundary of the Colon Corridor at North latitude 9o 21 ' plus 0.00 feet ( 0.000 ...
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Instructions from Henry Clay Secretary of State to | 19 |
James Buchanan Secretary of State to Benjamin | 27 |
Treaty of Peace Amity Navigation and Commerce | 35 |
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