1929 United States Panama Canal Zone Map - Engineering Landmarks - Roaring Twenties Era - Ready For Framing

Vintage Original 1929 United States Panama Canal Zone Map - Engineering Landmarks - Roaring Twenties Era - Ready For Framing

This 1929 C.S. Hammond & Company Map Documents The Completed Panama Canal And The United States Canal Zone During The Interwar Period. This Cartographic Record Features Critical Engineering Landmarks Including The Gatun Dam, The Gaillard Cut, And The Miraflores Locks Alongside The Delineated Five-Mile Jurisdictional Boundary. It Captures A Significant Transition Point In Isthmian History, Specifically Noting The Alhajuela Storage Basin Under Construction To Regulate Water Levels For The Panama Railroad And Trans-Isthmian Transit. As A Primary Source Of Early Twentieth-Century American Expansionism, This Map Preserves The Toponymy Of Submerged Settlements And Military Administrative Sites Within The Ten-Mile Wide Sovereign Territory Managed By The United States Government From 1903 To 1979.

In Very Good Vintage Condition –  Trimmed Edges, Toning Due To Age And History-Collectors Watermarked That Is Not On The Map. Measures Approx. 5" Wide by 7" Tall.

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