This page houses the MARCH 1930 "skeleton maP of northeastern nicaragua."   Like many maps of the period, this hybrid map was cobbled together from multiple sources, including unidentified old surveys (doubtless produced by fruit & mining & lumbering companies), Bragmans Bluff Company maps & surveys, an old mining survey from Panama Mining Co., and Marine Corps surveys.   Here is the official description from the map legend:

"Skeleton Map of Northeastern Nicaragua, Poteca-Bocay-Garrobo-Santa Cruz area by Lieut. Pollock, Adjusted by Sergt Kurner.  Garrobo-Cuvali-La Luz-Neptune traverse under direction of Capt. Linscott.  Adjusted by Sergt Kurner.  Bocay-Awawas-Waspuc traverse by Lieut. Pollock.  Waspuc River from an old survey.  Coco River from Waspuc-Saclin-Cape Gracias from an old survey.  Adjusted by Pfc. Geisler.  Puerto Cabezas, Wawa River, Bragmann's Bluff Lumber Co., Railroad, Trail from Brown's Camp to Neptune from survey by B. B. Lumber Co.  Adjusted by Pfc Geisler.  Bambana River from survey from Panama Mining Co.  Adjusted by Pfc. Geisler.  Not corrected for curvature of the Earth.  Scale approx. 1/250,000.  Features not known accurately indicated by long dashes.  Inserts and notes from various sources.  Prepared by Pfc. L. A. Geisler by direction of First Lieutenant W. C. Hall.  Approved [signed] W. C. Hall, 1st Lt. U.S.M.C. March 16, 1930.  Retraced by Reproduction Dept, M.C.S., M. B. Quantico Va. Sept. 1930."

The original map is housed in RG127 in Archives II in College Park, MD and measures 39½" high x 32" wide.  The map presented here is a panoramic stitch of scans of a photocopy.