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Below is a copy of an email I sent to lizardtech.com Wednesday night . They have not yet responded . I'm hoping one or more of you guys can help instead . WARNING : The zip files available from the FTP server below are about 8.5 megabytes each . _________________________________________________ I am a Surveying & CAD technician, but a newbie when it comes to GIS. I am interested

"Gary Charbonneau" <charbonn@indiana.edu> wrote in news:1159028492.692598.58980@k70g2000cwa.googlegroups.com: Rich Rostrom wrote: In Macmillan's _The Atlas of the Civil War_ edited by James McPherson, the map of Fredericksburg shows some kind of structure crossing the Rappahannock north of the town, just above Beck's Island, about a mile west of Falmouth. The _Oxford

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