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Philadelphia. Philadelphia City Planning Commission. Distribution of total population, 1940. Philadelphia, population 2,064,794 (1950). Philadelphia population within north-east blast area - 651,700 … within south-west blast area = 604,200. 1,256,900 = 60% of total. Total casualties, both blasts - 246,100 dead (12% of total). Injured living, both blasts = 211,000 injured (10% of total). 456,100 - 22% of total. , 1951 ca.

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Philadelphia. Philadelphia City Planning Commission. Distribution of total population, 1940. Philadelphia, population 2,064,794 (1950). Philadelphia population within north-east blast area - 651,700 … within south-west blast area = 604,200. 1,256,900 = 60% of total. Total casualties, both blasts - 246,100 dead (12% of total). Injured living, both blasts = 211,000 injured (10% of total). 456,100 - 22% of total.
Creator:
Not named
Date Created:
1951 ca.
Physical Format:
49 x 39 in.
Coverage:
Philadelphia
Identifier:
FF-CivDef-15
Media:
Paper
Map Features:
Civil Defense. Concentric rings indicating damage and casualties from potential atomic bomb blast.
Image Note:
The colors in this image may have been adjusted to enhance legibility, and may not accurately reflect the original item.
Source:
Philadelphia Streets Department, Survey and Designs Bureau
Image File(s)
FF-CivDef-15.​jp2
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