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Item is a reproduction of a nautical chart with illustrations. Illustrations depict a view of Nootka Sound, a view of Cape Alava and Cape Flattery, and the entrance to the Straits of Juan de Fuca.

Item is a photostat copy of a portion of a map of Burrard Inlet from the 1859 H.M.S. Plumper Survey. The map depicts outer Burrard Inlet and the surrounding shorlines.

Item is a map showing the boundaries of U.S. territories and states and the southern portion of Canadian colonies of Vancouver Island, British Columbia, Canada East, Canada West, as well as New Brunswick, Prince Edward Island and Nova Scotia. The map also shows cities and principal geographical features. Two inset maps show "Hampton Roads and Norfolk Harbour" and "Pensacola Bay" in greater detail.

Item is a map showing exploration routes by Lieutenant Palmer, R.E., May and June 1859; Lieutenant Mayne, R.N., May 1859; and Lieutenant Palmer, R.E., Sept. & Oct. 1859. The map also shows "practicable roads" in the southwestern portion of British Columbia. Annotations are colour added to the map to more easily distinguish the different routes depicted.

Item is a map depicting survey data for a proposed wagon road from Boston Bar to Yale along the Fraser River". The map shows various landmarks and habitation, and includes construction details.

Item is a map depicting survey data for a proposed wagon road from Boston Bar to Yale along the Fraser River". The map shows various landmarks and habitation, and includes construction details.

Item is a map depicting survey data for a proposed wagon road from Boston Bar to Yale along the Fraser River". The map shows various landmarks and habitation, and includes construction details.

Item is a reproduction of a nautical chart of Haro Strait and middle channel between Vancouver Island and the mainland.

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 copy of a portion of a surveying map depicting an unidentified portion of the Fraser River. The map shows trails and a wagon road along the Fraser River and contains notes about the topography and vegetation.

Item is a nautical chart which show details of area surveyed from Pitt Lake in the north to Roberts Bank in the south and from (what is now) Harrison Hot Springs in the east to Bowen Island in the west. The chart shows soundings in Burrard Inlet, and along the Fraser River.

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 reproduction of a map of the Strait of Juan de Fuca, including the southern tip of Vancouver Island, the southern Gulf Islands and adjacent mainland, Admiralty Inlet and Puget Sound.

Item is a copy of a portion of a British Admiralty hydrographic survey of Burrard Inlet. The copied portion shows the area from First Narrows to just east of Capital Hill. The map shows soundings in the Inlet, as well as indications of topography of the surrounding shoreline areas.

Item is a map of the Town of Granville, Burrard Inlet, B.C., including the area north of Hastings Street between Cambie and Carrall streets, including lots designated for what became fill lands north of Water Street. Crown grants and government reserve lots are noted. This map is appears to be a copy made from the tracing MAP 978. Note that map is oriented to the south.

Item is a copy of a manuscript map showing portions of land surrounding Burrard Inlet, Second Narrows and Port Moody, and the boundaries of lots. The lots are labelled with the owner's name, or marked as reserve land or land not yet sold.

Item is a map of Vancouver showing established District Lots as of 1913, and Government and Indian reserves.

Item is a map depicting rivers, lakes, towns, and proposed railway routes.

Item is a hydrographic chart depicting steamboat routes, roads, towns, rivers, soundings, and relief hachures on adjacent land areas.

Item is a map depicting the area from Lake Manitoba to Lake Ontario, showing physical features, towns and railways routes.

Item is a hydrographic chart depicting steamboat routes, roads, towns, rivers, soundings, and relief hachures on adjacent land areas.

Item is a map depicting physical features and cross sections.

Item is a hydrographic chart depicting the coastline adjacent to the Queen Charleoot Islands, showing rivers, islands, soundings, and physical features.

Item is a map showing District Lots in Vancouver, and township/range designations in other areas. The map also shows False Creek Trail, North Arm Road, False Creek Road, Granville Road from Granville to Hastings, New Westminster and Burrard Inlet Road, North Road, Semiahmoo Road, New Westminster and Yale Wagon Road, and others. Annotated by W. E. Graveley, 1885, to show additional features including Kingsway, Haney, Albion Camp, etc.

Item is a heavily-amended copy of a map illustrating intended land settlement and subdivision in 1877 in the future sites of Vancouver, Burnaby and the North Shore, from an area bordering on English Bay to an area bordering on North Arm. Also shown are bodies of water, Hastings & Granville Road, and the settlements of Hastings and Granville. Annotations by J.S. Matthews in 1954 made on the copy are tracings in white pen and darkening the background to improve the copy.

Item is a map showing the route of the Canadian Pacific Railway through western Canada.

Map shows land subdivisions and streets of New Westminster.

Map shows Hastings Town-site, Granville Town-site, Burnaby, and the City of New Westminster. Map also shows the Road from Granville and the False Creek Trail, as well as the names of places and soil types found along these roads. Other places and structures noted include Burrard Inlet, Coal Harbour (Coal Harbor on map), False Creek, False Creek Bridge, Burnaby Lake, Fraser River, New Westminster and Burrard Inlet Road, Douglas Road, Edinburgh Street, Columbia Street, Richards Street, and the New Westminster Cemetery. Two notes on map read "Plan to accompany Report of 1st May 1883, Joseph Hunter" and "Memo: Mr. Ross will place [?] this map to the [Engs.] Office Victoria [?]." 14T3 Roads & Trails is printed on the side of the map.

Map shows present and proposed roads of the Lower Mainland and northern Washington State, as well as road repairs. Map covers the area from Point Grey to Hope and from Burrard Inlet to Bellingham Bay. Trails and roads indicated on the map include Telegraph Trail, Waggon Road and Pitt River Waggon Road, as well as several unnamed trails. Major bodies of water indicated on the map are Burrard Inlet, False Creek, Burnaby Lake, Pitt River, Fraser River, Sumas Lake, Sumas River, Chulukweyuk River, Harrison River, Boundary Bay, Semiahmoo Bay and Bellingham Bay. Place names are indicated throughout the map. 11T3 Roads & Trails is printed on the side of the map.

Item is a map showing the extent of the Canadian Pacific Railway Company (C.P.R.) in Canada in 1883. Map shows boundaries, roads, trails, telegraph lines, towns, rivers, lakes and mountainous terrain in British Columbia, the North West Territory (Alberta, Athabasca, Saskatchewan, Assiniboia), Manitoba and Kewaydin, as well as some of Ontario and Western Quebec. Map is folded inside a book titled "North West Territory, Canada."

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 showing lots surveys and made available for purchase in Port Moody.

Item is a map showing Port Moody District Lots, blocks and lots, street names, and the "C. P. [Canadian Pacific] Railway Station" and the "C.P.R. [Canadian Pacific Railway] Wharf."

Item is a photostat copy of a fire insurance plan of the village of Granville (the Old Granville Township part of Vancouver).

Item is a fire insurance map of the "Coal Harbour" [south shore of Burrard Inlet] area. The Hastings Saw Mill Company and Coal Harbour Fishery are shown in detail. Other businesses along Front Street are identified including hotels and stores.

Item is a tracing of a map showing the Vancouver waterfront between Granville and Carrall streets. The original map contains a number of attestations which have been traced: by W.C. Van Horne (Mar. 11, 1886); H.J. Cambie, Engineer in charge (Feb. 22, 1886); T. Trudeau, Deputy Minister of Railways (31 Mar. 1886); and Land Registry office (12 May 1886). The Tracing was made from a copy submitted as an appendix to an affadvit May 28, 1891.

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.

Part contains a map showing block and lot numbers of properties in the area bounded by Campbell Street (Alma Street), Richards Street (Balaclava Street), English Bay, and present-day 15th Avenue (not named on map).

Map shows lot numbers and municipal boundaries in the area from Pitt Lake in the north to the United States border in the south and from the municipality of Coquitlam in the east to Point Atkinson in the west.