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Synopsis of a report of the reconnaissance of a railroad route from Puget Sound via South Pass to the Mississippi River

Main Author:	Lander, F. W. 1821-1862.
Other Authors:	United States. War Department.
Format:	Microfilm
Language:	English
Published:	Washington, D.C., [publisher not identified], 1856.
Physical Description:	45 pages ; 29 cm.
Subjects:	Pacific railroads -- Explorations and surveys. West (U.S.) -- Description and travel.

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