The Atlantic & Gulf Ship Canal Across the Peninsula of Florida, Connecting the Atlantic Ocean With the Gulf of Mexico and Caribbean Sea. Also, the Gre (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781176359567)

This historical document details a proposed plan for "The Atlantic & Gulf Ship Canal Across the Peninsula of Florida, Connecting the Atlantic Ocean With the Gulf of Mexico and Caribbean Sea." Published in 1877, the book outlines the potential benefits and engineering considerations for constructing a navigable waterway across Florida. It also describes "The Great Tide-water Canal Route, From the Port of Fernandina, Through the Peninsula to the Port of Key West."

The book provides insights into 19th-century engineering ambitions and the strategic importance of waterways for trade and transportation. It presents a valuable resource for historians, engineers, and anyone interested in the development of Florida and its maritime infrastructure.

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