Image: Jamestown Island (1958 base map)

Description: Map showing terrain of Jamestown Island (as it appeared in the middle of the 20th century). Note: roads and the causeway bridge linking the island to Glasshouse Point are not pictured. Indicated are the location where the 1607 James Fort was discovered (in 1994), as well as where it had traditionally thought to have been located.
Title: Jamestown Island (1958 base map)
Credit: Page X of Archeology Evidence at Jamestown" by the National Park Service, available at the Internet Archive *File:Maps template-en.svg (compass rose)
Author: National Park Service: base map *Maps_template-fr.svg: Eric Gaba (Sting - fr:Sting) *derivative work: bamse (talk)*User:Morgan Riley: coloration, clean-up, legend, and arrangement
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