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An interesting feature of the [[Philippine Exhibit]] was a large relief map made by Father Algue, the Jesuit Priest, who was in charge of the Manila Observatory. His map covered an area of 110 x 75 feet. More than 2,000 islands were shown.  
An interesting feature of the [[Philippine Exhibit]] was a large relief map made by Father Algue, the Jesuit Priest, who was in charge of the Manila Observatory. His map covered an area of 110 x 75 feet. More than 2,000 islands were shown.  
==Etymology==
==Etymology==

Latest revision as of 03:48, 6 March 2024

Weather Bureau and Map
File:Weather Bureau and Map.jpg
Alternative namesObservatory
LocationPhilippine Exhibit
No. of Buildings1
Construction
Construction Cost$18,291 ($551,643 in 2021)

An interesting feature of the Philippine Exhibit was a large relief map made by Father Algue, the Jesuit Priest, who was in charge of the Manila Observatory. His map covered an area of 110 x 75 feet. More than 2,000 islands were shown.

Etymology

Before the Fair

Description

Various weather instruments were located in towers erected on the Philippine Exhibit and were demonstrated within the observatory. The map was located directly outside this building, with a raised walkway encircling the map for easy viewing.

After the Fair

See also

Notes

References

External links