A Dictionary of Altitudes in the United States

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A Dictionary of Altitudes in the United States is a comprehensive 19th-century reference work that systematically lists elevation data for locations across the United States, compiled by geographer Henry Gannett.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf book
geographical gazetteer
reference work
author Henry Gannett NERFINISHED
compiler Henry Gannett NERFINISHED
compilerAffiliation United States Geological Survey NERFINISHED
compilerOccupation geographer
contains altitudes of cities
altitudes of geographic features
altitudes of railroad stations
altitudes of towns
countryOfFocus United States NERFINISHED
coverage continental United States NERFINISHED
dataFormat tabular listings
dataSource geological surveys
government surveys
dataType elevation measurements
discipline cartography
geodesy
geography
era late 19th century
fieldOfApplication hydrological studies
infrastructure planning
railroad construction
genre geographical reference
hasContributor United States government NERFINISHED
hasPhysicalForm printed book
historicalSignificance providing standardized altitude data before modern digital mapping
intendedUse cartography
engineering
geographical education
scientific research
language English
measurementUnit feet
methodology systematic listing of elevations
notableFor early systematic compilation of U.S. elevation data
relatedWork publications of the United States Geological Survey NERFINISHED
structure alphabetical arrangement of place names
subject altitude
geography of the United States
topography
timePeriod 19th century
usedBy engineers
geographers
mapmakers
surveyors

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Henry Gannett notableWork A Dictionary of Altitudes in the United States