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Item is a map showing the locations and names of major businesses and corporations in the Greater Vancouver area. The map also shows major roads, highways, railways and proposed highway routes. 5 mile and 10 mile radius circles are depicted around the "geographical centre of metropolitan Vancouver." Map background is a mosaic of aerial photographs.

Item is a copy of a map showing land subdivision for lands around Burrard Inlet, including North Vancouver and a portion of Vancouver. Major rivers and creeks are identified and the elevation of some mountains are given. The Canadian Pacific Railway from Port Moody to Vancouver is also shown.

Item consists of a large scale site plan, depicting a proposed development in False Creek [Expo 86?] annotated on top of what appears to be a City planning map. The plan appears to depict part of the Concord Pacific development.

Item is a map showing a site plan of Exhibition Park, with calculations of parking lot capacities on the Pacific National Exhibition grounds. Two areas on the map have been shaded in blue. The attached sheet lists square footages of parking lots, buildings, leases and other areas around the park.

Item is a map of Exhibition Park, annotated to show calculations and locations of parking lots, parking lot capacities and exit routes on the Pacific National Exhibition grounds related to the development of the Pacific Coliseum.

Part is the verso of a hand-drawn map showing bus routes in Vancouver, and contains a page from the November 26, 1937 edition of "The Buzzer." The page contains information on bus routes in Vancouver and a reproduction of the hand-drawn map.

Item is a map showing an oblique aerial eye view of Vancouver, including Burrard Inlet, Upper False Creek Flats and False Creek. Streets, buildings and businesses are identified. Inset shows location of the Vancouver City foundry, Machine Works and Sugar Refinery. The map includes pictorial representations of buildings, industrial activity around Burrard Inlet, watercraft and vegetation. The perspective view of the map is to the south/south-east.

The map was originally included as a supplement to the Daily World newspaper.

Item consists of an illustrated map of the Vancouver area and an overlay showing dates of settlement in various areas and the opening dates of regional landmarks. A poem about the growth of Vancouver has been included on the right-hand side of the map. Verso contains a seemingly unrelated drawing dated 1911 and showing front and side elevations for a church building.

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 includes a small drawing in the top right-hand corner of the map showing Greater Vancouver Water District's mains and connections at Second Narrows Crossing.

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.

Item is a map showing parade grounds, grand stand and drill hall in the area from Dunsmuir Street to Cambie Street to Georgia Street to Beatty Street. Legend in bottom left corner shows symbols for the following: iron fence, wire screen, goal posts, C.P.R. railway, car tracks, trees and contours. A letter about map from Major Matthews adhered to top right corner. Pencil annotation showing 158th Battalion men's quarters by Major Matthews

Item is an index map of Vancouver showing distict lot boundaries.

Item is a map of Vancouver showing District Lot boundaries.

Item is a map of Greater Vancouver from Alma Road (Alma Street) to Boundary Road and Burrard Inlet to King Edward Avenue. Map shows district lot, block, and lot numbers, waterfront businesses, rail lines, schools, parks, beaches, and concentric circles indicating distances from a point located approximately at the intersection of Cambie and Hastings Streets.

Item is a map depicting the "original plan" for District Lot 540, including the area bounded by Trafalgar Street to English bay to Campbell Street to 16th Avenue. Block numbers and the location of public parks are noted.

Item is a map showing district lot, block, and lot numbers of properties for sale in the area bounded by Blanca Street, Campbell Street (Alma Street), English Bay, and 16th Avenue. Sold or reserved properties are marked in red.

The map is a street map of the Municipality of Point Grey and parts of the City of Vancouver. It shows street car lines, district lot boundaries, postal block numbers and some street names

Item is a map showing streets, district lot, and block numbers and has been annotated to show locations of American elm trees along streets. Further annotations identify locations of trees that have been sprayed or are to be sprayed.

Item is map of the Municipality of Point Grey and parts of the City of Vancouver showing street car lines, district lot boundaries, postal block numbers and some street names. Map has been annotated with red dots in four locations, but the significance of the dots is unknown.

Map shows proposed route for entry to the Burrard Street Bridge from Cornwall and Cedar Streets. Survey overseen by George Frederick Fountain, Land Surveyor of the City of Vancouver, March 26, 1930. Correctness of survey sworn before H. J. Painter, a notary public for the Province of British Columbia, April 8, 1930.

Item is a map showing lot numbers, lot boundaries, major streets and property sold or reserved in the area bounded by Campbell Street (Alma Street), present-day Trafalgar Street (unnamed on map), English Bay, and 16th Avenue.

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 the subdivision of lots in the block bordered by 31st Avenue East, 32nd Avenue East, St. Catherines Street and Windsor Street, at that time in the District of South Vancouver. Map is certified by the surveyor Arthur H. Holland, British Columbia Land Surveyor, and W.A. Pound, Reeve of the District of South Vancouver. It is unclear as to whether the map was commissioned by the Corporation of the District of South Vancouver.

Item is a reduced size copy of the Hermon & Burwell map Plan of the City of Vancouver. This copy is ca. 1/4 the size of the original map. The map shows District Lots, blocks and lots; transportation infrastructure such as bridges and railway and streetcar lines; and the identification of some industries, especially along the various waterfronts.

Item is a map shows Vancouver at the end of the 19th century and includes Hastings Townsite. The inset map is an index map showing Vancouver in relation to south-western British Columbia. A shaded area on the index map shows the extent of the C.P.R. land grant.

Item is a map of the old City of Vancouver south to 16th Avenue. The map depicts District Lots and blocks, railway lines, street car lines, industrial areas, parks, postal information, schools, property boundaries.

Item is a map which shows city lots and blocks, with street car lines, postal block numbers, and district names shown in red.

Item is a map showing District Lots, blocks and lots for the City of Vancouver with an inset of an index plan. The sheet also includes an index plan showing the Lower Mainland north of 16th Avenue, and an inset map of Stanley Park.

Item is a partial copy of a map of Vancouver, showing only the western portion of the pre-1929 city.

Part contains a map showing the layout and location of the Vancouver Exhibition grounds, and an index to locations on the map.

Item is a map of Vancouver drawn by the City Engineer's Office in November 1936 showing polling divisions and sites as defined in by-law no. 2434. Annotated on the map in ink are the December 1945 civic election results for each division for R. Rowe Holland, Esq., Parks Board Chairman. A portion of D.L. 319 has been shaded in red. Map is numbered M.62.

Item is a map shows polling divisions and poll station locations within each division, created as a Schedule to by-law no. 2434, which defined polling division boundaries.

Item is a map depicting an area bounded by the following streets: Thurlow Street (west side only) to Nelson Street (south side only) to Cardero Street (east side only) to Burnaby Street (north side only).

Item is a map depicting an area bounded by the following streets: Homer Street (west side only) to Georgia Street (south side only) to Thurlow Street (east side only) to Burnaby Street (north side only) and Drake Street (north side only).