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Chart of Wyesocking Bay and vicinity. Depth of water less than 12 feet and over 6 indicated by light shading; less than 6 feet by darker shading. Oyster plants are indicated by X marks
Chart of Wyesocking Bay and vicinity. Depth of water less than 12 feet and over 6 indicated by light shading; less than 6 feet by darker shading. Oyster plants are indicated by X marks
CategoryShellfish
Coasts
CaptionChart of Wyesocking Bay and vicinity. Depth of water less than 12 feet and over 6 indicated by light shading; less than 6 feet by darker shading. Oyster plants are indicated by X marks
Image Date1907
SubjectWyesocking Bay (North Carolina)
Oyster culture--North Carolina--Maps
Geographic SubjectUnited States--North Carolina--Wyesocking Bay
Object typemap
Image Source AuthorCoker, Robert E.
Image Source TitleExperiments in Oyster Culture in Pamlico Sound North Carolina
Pub. Info.Raleigh, NC : E. M. Uzzell & Co., 1907
Image Source SeriesBulletin (North Carolina Geological and Economic Survey) ; no.15
Page No./Plate No.Fig. 4
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