From another map in the same office it appears that the line as surveyed extended from a point about 1,000 yards above South West Point in a course S.
The line from Cloud's Creek pursued a northeasterly direction to Chimney Top Mountain, which it struck at a point about 2 miles to the southward of the Long Island of Holston River.
They encountered the left flank of the enemy supporting position at a point about 2,600 yards west of Patok.
The 1st Battalion encountered little opposition until it reached a point about 300 yards south of the crest of Breakneck Ridge, where the Japanese strongly resisted.
There was a point about 4000 yards due west from the edge of the West Town of Gaza which we called Sea Post.
Then on we climbed till ten o'clock, to a point about 9000 feet, where we stopped for lunch in a quiet mountain glen, by the side of a rippling mountain rill.
Starting from the base of the dome, it seemed to pierce the shifting clouds to a point about 500 feet from the summit.
In finding its way to the lowlands, it breaks frequently into falls and rapids, or winds violently through rocky gorges, until, at a point about 100 m.
In flood-time it is said to have a second connexion with the Rio Negro by a branch which it throws off to the westward called the Itinivini, which leaves it at a point about 50 m.
The front of attack extended from the sharp corner just south of the Knuckle on the right to a point about 150 yards north of the Hump on the left.
A Company pushed ahead and reached a point about 300 yards west of Adinfer Wood.
There is thus a certain symmetry in the damage to this line with respect to a point about 15 or 16 miles from the Charleston terminus.
This derrick was guyed at its top on the side away from the tower, and a set of blocks and tackle was then connected to the top of the derrick and to the tower at a point about one-fourth of the distance from its top.
Another pin taken from the same line as the three just considered was badly burned at a point about 1.
At a point about a mile or so from where we left the train, we reached one of our railroad block houses, held by a small garrison.
We emerged from the woods into the Columbia pike at a point about three-quarters of a mile in front of our main line of works that had been charged repeatedly and desperately by the Confederates in the late battle.
They moved slowly and cautiously away, and presently reached the edge of the swamp at a point about a half of a mile from the encampment of the British soldiers.
From a point about a mile southeast from Circleville to Braddock's Field there are no trustworthy scars of the road; but the topography of the country is such that the line between these two points can be readily determined.
This it follows in a northeasterly direction for a distance of some mile and a half, with a few noticeable deflections from the present township road, to a point about half a mile east of Valley Works.
Camp 35, situated on the right bank of a small well-watered creek at a point about half a mile above its junction with a larger creek from the north-west.
At sunset we anchored at a point about twenty-six miles in a straight line from the mouth of the river, where a river from the southward, which Mr. Woods called the Barkly, joins the Albert River.
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