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This document pertains to property owned by the Washington Steamboat Company and is a rare artifact from Washington, D.C. It was presented as evidence in the MORRIS v. UNITED STATES case during the late 19th century, focusing on property rights disputes regarding reclaimed land and dredging near the Potomac River. Covering 600 acres west of the Washington Monument, including landmarks like the Lincoln Memorial, Jefferson Memorial, and Potomac Park, this map illustrates the contested territory. Despite its age, it remains in overall very good condition, with authenticity guaranteed. It measures 17 3/4” x 13 1/2”.