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Remarks on the Bug estuary and the approach to Nikolaef, circa 1855.

Remarks on the Bug estuary and the approach to Nikolaef, signed, made as a prelude to a possible allied attack after the taking of the fortress of Kinburn in October 1855.

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ID:	SPR/2/5
Type:	Manuscript
Display location:	Not on display
Creator:	Spratt, Thomas Abel Brimage
Date made:	circa 1855
Credit:	National Maritime Museum, Greenwich, London
Parts:	Orders and reports relating to survey work in the Aegean, Black Sea, Crimea and Mediterranean, 1838-1877. (Manuscript) Orders for taking command of HMS SPITFIRE and resuming the survey of the Aegean, 1851. (Manuscript) (SPR/2/1) Remarks on the coal bearing deposits near Erekli on the Black Sea, 1877. (Manuscript) (SPR/2/2) Remarks on Serpent Island in the Black Sea, from the survey work of HMS MEDINA, 1856. (Manuscript) (SPR/2/3) Remarks on the Lakes of Benzerta on the Tunisian coast, from the survey work of HMS BEACON, 1846. (Manuscript) (SPR/2/4) Remarks on the Bug estuary and the approach to Nikolaef, circa 1855. (Manuscript) (SPR/2/5) Remarks on a fresh water deposit in the Island of Samos, circa 1847. (Manuscript) (SPR/2/6) Remarks on the isthmus of Mount Athos, 1847. (Manuscript) (SPR/2/7) Remarks on the geology of the northeast part of the Dobrutcha, 1858. (Manuscript) (SPR/2/8) Report on the geology of Varna and its vicinity, 1857. (Manuscript) (SPR/2/9) Observations on possible geological changes to the Gulf of Smyrna. (Manuscript) (SPR/2/10) Reports on the state of the island of Crete, 1838-1851. (Manuscript) (SPR/2/11) Notes on the physical and economic geography of Crete. (Manuscript) (SPR/2/12)

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