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Kentucky River Lock and Dam Number Three

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Original caption: Upper breast sheeting - Lock No. 3, Ky. Riv. Nov. 14, 1899. 253-287.5 ft. from Lock wall. (2 on rod at water surface).

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14/11/1899
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