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Item is a map, which is a coloured reproduction made in 1974 of one of the charts made in 1798 of George Vancouver's surveys of the Pacific coast of North America. The plate depicts the area from Fitzhugh Sound, north to Prince Frederick Sound. The routes taken by Vancouver are marked. Inset map shows a survey of Port Stewart.

Item is a map, which is a coloured reproduction made in 1974 of one of the charts made in 1798 of George Vancouver's surveys of the Pacific coast of North America. The plate depicts the area from Cape Lookout, north to Cape Swain. The routes taken by Vancouver are marked. Inset map shows a survey of Port Stewart. Three inset maps show the entrance of the Columbia River, Port of Discovery and Gray's Harbour. The routes taken by Captain Vancouver are marked.

Item is a reproduction of a map which depicts North America, South America and the West Indies. An inset map on the lower left-hand corner shows Baffin Island and Hudson's Bay. The item also includes lists of islands and regions in the Americas belonging to each of Great Britain, France, Spain, Portugal, Denmark and the Dutch, as per the terms of the Treaty of Paris. The item also includes a list of nine relevant articles defined in the 1763 Paris treaty.

Map shows North America, South America, Greenland, islands in the Pacific and Atlantic oceans and parts of western Africa and western Europe.

Item is a world map depicting the rough outlines of continents, rivers and other geographical features. The map is bordered with inset drawings and include the following dedication: "Dedicated to his Highness, William Duke of Gloucester".

Item is a world map depicting the rough outlines of continents, rivers and other geographical features. The map is bordered with inset drawings and include the following dedication: "Dedicated to his Highness, William Duke of Gloucester".

Item is a photographic reproduction of a portion of a map of the Americas, depicting the Pacific coasts of South America.

Item shows proposed uses for Jericho Park.

Map is a poster of an aerial photograph showing Vancouver, North Vancouver, West Vancouver, Richmond, Burnaby, Delta, Coquitlam, Port Coquitlam, Port Moody, and Surrey. It also shows location of Sea Island Industrial Park and Lake-City Industrial Park which Webb & Knapp sponsor. "Lake-City Industrial Park and Sea Island Industrial Park, comprising approximately 900 acres of industrial estate property".

Item is a reproduction of a map of the discoveries made by Captain J. Cook during his three voyages.

Item is a reproduction of a 1606 printing of a map showing the Americas originally created in 1587. Sticker on back of map: "This unretouched reproduction faithfully presents the still vivid colours of a 1606 edition, Theatrum Orbis Terrarum, in the Ashmolean Library, Oxford England."

Item is an illustrated map of Vancouver and the North Shore. Locations on the map are given in the original native languages. A legend provides translations of the location names. The map is illustrated with images of animals, trees and a large image of a totem pole.

Item is a fire insurance plan of Ballantyne Pier, showing structural and fire fighting information for the purposes of determining fire rating for the site The sheet also includes an architectural section of the outer and inner berth buildings.

Item is a floor plan. The drawing has the following attestation: G.L. Warner Ltd., 1410 Royal Bank Building, Vancouver, B.C., but as this company was an insurance broker and real estate agents, it is unlikely they were responsible for creating the drawing.

Item contains three maps showing transit routes, bus stops and bus zones in the city of Vancouver. Inset maps show the "Seasonal 'round the park route and stops" in Stanley Park and the "University bus route" in the University Endowment Lands. The main map extends from Smith Avenue to Burrard Inlet to Blanca Street to Marine Drive.

Item is a map depicting the area of the British Properties development bordered by Stevens Drive and the golf course.

Item is a map depicting the area of the British Properties development bordered by Eyremount Drive, King George's Way and Robin Hood Road.

Item is a map depicting the area of the British Properties development bordered by King George's Way and Southborough Drive.

Item is a map depicting the area of the British Properties development bordered by Eyremount Drive, King George's Way and Fairmile Road.

Item is a map depicting the area of the British Properties development bordered by Fairmile Road, Eyremount Drive and Southborough Drive.

Item is a map depicting the area of the British Properties development bordered by Stevens Drive and Hadden Drive.

Item is a map depicting the area of the British Properties development bordered by Stevens Drive and Hadden Drive near Eastcot Road.

Item is a map depicting the area of the British Properties development bordered by Stevens Drive and Rabbit Lane.

Item is the cover for the brochure of maps of the British Properties development.

Item is a modern photocopy of a map showing the southwest portion of British Columbia and the northwest part of Washington State. The map depicts settlements, geographical features, wagon roads, bridle paths and other man-made features. Prepared under the direction of Capt. Persona, R.E. by order of Col. R.C. Moody, R.E.

Item is a re-published version of a geographical map originally published by the Colony of British Columbia, Office of Lands and Works. The map shows topography as hacheurs, and depicts fur trade trails and forts and physical features of the area which made up the Colony of British Columbia as of 1862.

Item is a map of British Columbia showing cities and other settlements, bodies of water, international, provincial, land district and park boundaries, telephone and telegraph lines, railways, railways under construction, and trails. Includes an index of post offices and a distance chart.

Item is an illustrated map is of the province of British Columbia, created to commemorate the Canadian Centennial.

The central component of the sheet is a reproduction of part of a map from the Department of Lands; surrounding the map are illustrations depicting prominent historical figures and accompanying information. The map has been annotated with the routes of Captain Cook's voyage (1778-1779), Captain Vancouver's voyage (1792-1794), and the overland routes of Sir Alexander MacKenzie (1793), David Thompson (1806-1811) and Simon Fraser (1808).

Portraits, accompanied by short biographies, are included for Cook, Vancouver, MacKenzie, Fraser and Sir James Douglas. Six other portraits are of the early governors of the colony of Vancouver Island and of British Columbia between 1849 and 1876. An illustration of the Great Seal of the Realm attached to the royal commission appointing Richard Blanshard the first governor of the colony of Vancouver Island is shown. A short textual description of the birth and expansion of British Columbia is included with an accompanying illustration of the expansion of the province over time.

Item is a map of the Lower Mainland of British Columbia, from the international border in the south to Britannia Beach in the north and from Sechelt Peninsula in the west to Chilliwack and Harrison Lake in the east. Map shows railways, railway stations, trails, roads surveyed, post offices, townships, and ranges.

Item is a map showing the Pacific Coast, Hudson Bay territory, Indian territory, British Columbia, New Caledonia, Russian America, and the north-western United States.

Item is a map sheet with two maps and data regarding federal constituencies in British Columbia. The principal map shows the boundaries of the constituencies. The secondary map is a detail map showing the boundaries in constituencies in Greater Vancouver. The constituency data includes the number of voters in each constituency, the number of votes cast in the 1940 election, and each candidate's name.

Item is a map showing subdivisions of townships in Coquitlam, Port Moody, Pitt Meadows, Surrey, Langley, Sumas, Sardis and Chilliwack. The west coast of British Columbia from Burrard Inlet to the Sechelt peninsula is shown as well as Vancouver Island and the surrounding Gulf Islands. Trails, post offices and railway stations are included.

Item is a map showing railway lines from Kamloops to the Vancouver, homesteads, lands disposed of by the provincial government, Indian reserves, forest reserves and parks, timber berths, grazing leases and land sales, land grants and mining land sales. Inset shows Vancouver Island and its railway line.

Item is a map depicting the territory that was part of British North America in 1834. The map depicts geographical features, forts and trading posts, factories and cities. The map was compiled from Hudson's Bay Company records of Parry, Franklin, Beechey, and Graab.

Item is a map which is a re-print of Arrowsmith's map of British North America.

Item is a map showing British territories and borders with Russian territories, the United States, and Mexico. Includes White population totals for Hudson Bay territory, Upper Canada, Lower Canada, New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, Cape Breton Is., Prince Edward Is., and Newfoundland as well as white population for United States claimed territory, broken down by state.

Item is an architectural drawing which contains front and side elevations, section, floor plan and schedule of doors.

Item is a sheet with three nautical charts. The main chart depicts Burrard Inlet from Atkinson Point [Point Atkinson] in the west to the "townsite of Port Moody" in the east. The inset charts depict Vancouver Harbour and the Second Narrows.

Item is a map showing streets, roads, buildings, trails, railways, electric railways, bridges, swing bridges, foot bridges, churches, schools, post offices, wharves, piers, dikes, piling lighthouses, lightships, beacons, ranges, range lights, buoys, triangulation stations and geographical features in Burrard Inlet from Moodyville in the east to First Narrows in the west. A small index map shows this and other numbered sheets in relation to one another.

Item is a portion of a map depicting lands granted to the Canadian Pacific Railway in Vancouver. The portion depicts the West End and northern Kitsilano.

Map shows a survey conducted by the Canadian Pacific Railway of English Bay, Burrard Inlet and Coal Harbour, including a rough outline of area and lots. Note on map reads "Certified as a correct plan showing the land required for right of way Burrard Inlet B.C., February 22, 1886. H.J. Cambie, Engineer in Charge." Map is certified as correct and signed by various C.P.R. officials, including W.C. Van Horne.

Item is a reproduction of a map depicting the coast north of Spanish holdings in California.