Where Sugar Cane Comes From by Philadelphia Sugar Co.

Decorative 1925 map showing sugar cane growing regions across Asia, the Pacific and the Americas, with ships and a text panel

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A decorative map titled Where Sugar Cane Comes From shows Asia, the Pacific, the Caribbean and the Americas, with inset maps of Cuba, Java, the Philippine Islands, Hawaii and Puerto Rico and several steamships on the sea. A central panel explains the latitude belt in which sugar cane grows.

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1925

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Cityscapes

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