(Imperial Capital Struck by the Unprecedented Great Flood in 60 Years) The Wooden Bridge over the Edogawa River Was Destroyed and Drifted Away; The River Rose by over 7 Shaku (Approx. 2.1 Meters) (六十年来未曽有大洪水の帝都)江戸川の木橋破倒漂流増水七尺余

Collection of: Edo-Tokyo Museum
Title: (Imperial Capital Struck by the Unprecedented Great Flood in 60 Years) The Wooden Bridge over the Edogawa River Was Destroyed and Drifted Away; The River Rose by over 7 Shaku (Approx. 2.1 Meters)
Collection ID: 88131274
Category: Printed Material
Creation Date: 1910 20世紀　
Materials/Collection: Kitagawa Chikashi Collection
Edo-Tokyo Museum Digital Archives: https://www.edohakuarchives.jp/detail-111134.html

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