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Land areas white, water areas green.

Item is a map of a survey performed by Richard Cecil Mainguy on March 1, 1923 in Quamichan District for part of lot 4, sections 15-16, range 7, map 511.

Item consists of one bound atlas measuring 45 x 38 cm of 63 electoral district maps arranged from east to west for the cities of Quebec City, Montreal, Ottawa, Toronto, London, Hamilton, Windsor, Winnipeg, Edmonton, Calgary, Vancouver, and Victoria. Maps vary in scale and include the districts' population as of the 1931 census. Each map includes an electoral district definition as defined in the Representation Act of 1933. Depending on their scale, maps depict railway lines, bodies of water, ferry routes, street names, and/or house numbers.

Item consists of one bound atlas measuring 46 x 40.5 cm. It contains 69 electoral district maps arranged from east to west for the cities of Quebec City, Montreal, Ottawa, Toronto, London, Hamilton, Windsor, Winnipeg, Edmonton, Calgary, Vancouver, Victoria-Nanaimo, and St. John's. Maps vary in scale and include the districts' population as of the 1941 census. Each map includes an electoral district definition as defined in the Representation Act of 1947. Depending on their scale, maps depict railway lines, bodies of water, ferry routes, street names, and/or house numbers. Electoral district, and some municipal, boundaries are in red.

Item consists of one bound atlas measuring 45 x 38 cm. It contains 63 electoral district maps arranged from east to west for the cities of Quebec City, Montreal, Ottawa, Toronto, London, Hamilton, Windsor, Winnipeg, Edmonton, Calgary, Vancouver, and Victoria. Maps vary in scale and include the districts' population as of the 1931 census. Each map includes an electoral district definition as defined in the Representation Act of 1933. Depending on their scale, maps depict railway lines, bodies of water, ferry routes, street names, and/or house numbers. The table of contents and many of the maps are annotated in graphite, red, or blue pencil. Maps 52 and 53 for Edmonton east and west (respectively) are missing.

Item is a pocket map of British Columbia from 1884. The map was compiled and drawn by Edward Mohun at the direction of William Smith, Chief Commissioner of Lands and Works. It measures 10 cm x 19 cm folded and 52 cm x 60 cm unfolded. It is encased in a red leather cover that includes an inscription identifying its original owner as Alexander Edmund Batson Davie. The map is unique for its depiction of the British Columbia and Alaska boundary, and includes a stamped annotation near the boundary that states: "boundary line here is inaccurate and non-official".

New Westminster (Royal Oak Road) : District Lot 81, Group 1

Fraser River : Middle Fraser / Upper Fraser

Frazer River [Fraser River] : Frazer River Fort Langley north to Thompson River

Harrison & Lillooet route to the Upper Fraser : lat 49-51/long 121 - 123

This unit consists of plans, renderings and photographs prepared in connection with two calls for tenders on the dry dock in Thetis Cove, Esquimalt Harbour (now called Naden Graving Dock). The first call was published in the British Columbia Gazette beginning Nov. 25, 1871. The submission of Thomas A. Bulkley was the only tender (plans in item 1) received by the deadline of Mar. 20, 1872, and this was rejected. Mr. Bulkley was then hired as Chief Engineer to the British Columbia Government. He was responsible for, among other things, preparing plans and specifications to be put at the disposal of bidders when the Government invited further tenders beginning Apr. 27, 1872 (closing Nov. 15, 1872). These latter plans form the bulk of the unit.

The item is a 4 page photocopy of a geochemical orientation survey of the Hazelton area : Rocher Deboule Range. It includes a cover page and introduction, a table of metals in stream sediments and stream waters; a location map (figure 1) and a composite map of the geology (figure 2).

Shows landforms, vegetation, property boundaries and locations of houses.

The item is a sheet of paper containing a partial drawing of elements of a church, presumed to have been drawn by the Royal Engineers.

Nootka District

Tlupana Arm

Tlupana Arm

Kendrick Arm, Nootka Sound

Tlupana Arm

Kendrick Arm