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Ngraham: /* Soundings */

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Soundings

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Soundings

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Soundings

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Native American settlements

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Native American settlements

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Mines and Mineral Resources

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 ====Soundings====
-Soundings (measurements of depth in water) are shown on many early maps, maps of the coastal areas, and nearly all coast and geodetic survey maps. These often appear as numbers scattered around the areas just off of the North Carolina coast.  See the [[Relief|Relief#Depths_Shown_by_Soundings]] page for examples.
+Soundings (measurements of depth in water) are shown on many early maps, maps of the coastal areas, and nearly all coast and geodetic survey maps. These often appear as numbers scattered around the areas just off of the North Carolina coast.  See the [[Relief#Depths_Shown_by_Soundings|Relief]] page for examples.
 ====Stores====

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 ====Soundings====
-Soundings (measurements of depth in water) are shown on many early maps, maps of the coastal areas, and nearly all coast and geodetic survey maps. These often appear as numbers scattered around the areas just off of the North Carolina coast.  See the [[Relief]] page for examples.
+Soundings (measurements of depth in water) are shown on many early maps, maps of the coastal areas, and nearly all coast and geodetic survey maps. These often appear as numbers scattered around the areas just off of the North Carolina coast.  See the [[Relief|Relief#Depths_Shown_by_Soundings]] page for examples.
 ====Stores====

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 ====Soundings====
-Soundings (measurements of depth in water) are shown on many early maps, maps of the coastal areas, and nearly all coast and geodetic survey maps. These often appear as numbers scattered around the areas just off of the North Carolina coast.
+Soundings (measurements of depth in water) are shown on many early maps, maps of the coastal areas, and nearly all coast and geodetic survey maps. These often appear as numbers scattered around the areas just off of the North Carolina coast.  See the [[Relief]] page for examples.
 ====Stores====

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 ====Native American settlements====
-Most early maps note the location of Native American tribes in the state, especially the Cherokee in (increasingly) western North Carolina. Whenever a tribe name is present in the state, this term should be used. The names of [North Carolina Native American Tribes|specific tribes], if they are given on the map, should be noted in the abstract.
+Most early maps note the location of Native American tribes in the state, especially the Cherokee in (increasingly) western North Carolina. Whenever a tribe name is present in the state, this term should be used. The names of [[North Carolina Native American Tribes|specific tribes]], if they are given on the map, should be noted in the abstract.
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 ====Native American settlements====
-Most early maps note the location of Native American tribes in the state, especially the Cherokee in (increasingly) western North Carolina. Whenever a tribe name is present in the state, this term should be used. The names of specific tribes, if they are given on the map, should be noted in the abstract.
+Most early maps note the location of Native American tribes in the state, especially the Cherokee in (increasingly) western North Carolina. Whenever a tribe name is present in the state, this term should be used. The names of [North Carolina Native American Tribes|specific tribes], if they are given on the map, should be noted in the abstract.
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-====Mines and Mineral Resources====
+====Mines and Mineral Deposits====
 There are (or were) quite a few mines in North Carolina. Gold, iron, and copper have all been mined in the state at one time or another. Mines and mineral deposits are often noted on maps, even statewide maps showing a broad area. Use this term even when the map appears to show only a mineral deposit and it is not clear whether or not there is actually a mine in place.

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-====Legend====
+====Legends====
 If a legend is used on the map, that fact should be recorded by entering this term this field

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-In the ''North Carolina Maps'' project, the "details" field is used to identify specific elements that appear on a map.  The terms assigned to each map are taken from a limited, controlled-vocabulary list described in detail below.  By adding this additional level of information to the cataloging record, users will be able to conduct specific and detailed searches, requesting maps by the level of detail they show, and how they depict it.
+In the ''North Carolina Maps'' project, the "details" field is used to identify specific elements that appear on a map.  The terms assigned to each map are taken from a limited, controlled-vocabulary list described in detail below.  By adding this additional level of information to the cataloging record, users will be able to conduct specific and detailed searches, finding maps not just by the geographic area that they show, but also by selected details shown on the face of the map itself.
 ====Battles====

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−	~~====Tides====~~
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−	Maps showing tidal charts, or in any other fashion indicating tides, should receive the term "Tides." Generally, tidal charts may be found on those coastal maps designed for navigational purposes, as well as the occasional map produced by the Coast and Geodetic Survey.