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Item is a reproduction of a section of an unknown map.

Item is a reproduction of a section of an unknown map.

Item is a reproduction of a section of an unknown map.

Item is a reproduction of a section of an unknown map.

Item is a reproduction of a section of an unknown map.

Item is a reproduction of a section of an unknown map.

Item is a reproduction of a section of an unknown map.

Item is a reproduction of a section of an unknown map.

Item is a reproduction of a section of an unknown map.

Item is a reproduction of a section of an unknown map.

Item is a reproduction of a section of an unknown map.

Item is a reproduction of a section of an unknown map.

Item is a reproduction of a section of an unknown map.

Map shows Vancouver from the University Endowment Lands to South Granville Street and from English Bay to the Fraser River. Streets, parks, schools and golf courses are identified. Map joins with MAP 574 to create a map of the entire City of Vancouver.

Map shows Vancouver from West Boulevard to Boundary Road and from Burrard Inlet to the Fraser River. A portion of North Vancouver is also shown. Streets, parks, schools and golf courses are identified. Map joins with MAP 575 to create a complete map of the City of Vancouver.

Item is a map showing streets, land subdivision, properties disposed of, and buildings in the University Endowment Lands north of University Boulevard. Additional blocks have been filled in by hand, likely by J.S. Matthews.

Item is a map showing streets, land subdivision, properties disposed of, and buildings in the University Endowment Lands north of University Boulevard. Telephone numbers have been changed, issuing date added, and additional blocks filled in by hand, likely by J.S. Matthews.

Item is a map showing streets, land subdivision, properties disposed of, and buildings in the University Endowment Lands north of University Boulevard. Additional blocks have been filled in by hand, likely by J.S. Matthews.

Item is a map showing legal addresses, streets and schools in South Vancouver. A small key plan shows the location of the area covered by the primary map in relation to the rest of the Lower Mainland.

Item is a street map of Vancouver, Burnaby, New Westminster and the North Shore showing city limits and boundaries of central office areas. Map has been annotated to show the old and new Vancouver telephone exchange boundaries prior to and after the introduction of flat rate service on November 1, 1937.

Item is an architectural site plan of a proposed road design. The plan includes a cross-section of the proposed roadway and partial plan, as well as an elevation and end view of a fence.

item is an illustrated, map-like pictorial view of Greater Vancouver. Locations of districts, waterways, beaches, golf courses, principal parks and significant buildings are identified by matching an index list to corresponding letters and numbers on the vertical and horizontal axes along the border of the map.

Item is a map depicting graves located in the churchyard of Petersham church. The location of George Vancouver's grave is noted. The map includes a key plan shows the location of the church in relation to other buildings nearby.

Item is a map showing division of Lot 823 on Bowen Island into smaller parcels of land and the proposed construction of a golf course. Two key plans show the location of Lot 823 in relation to the rest of Bowen Island and the position of Bowen Island in relation to 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 map showing roads, buildings, bridges and railway lines in the False Creek vicinity. Red pencil marks a route occupied by float houses and shacks. Green pencil marks an unidentified route on the map.

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 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 is a map depicting North America and South America and the boundaries between territories in 1776.

Item is a nautical chart showing "Cook's River" [Cook Inlet, Alaska]; the inset chart shows Oonalaska Island and gives soundings for "Samganoodha harbour" and the waters around the island.

Item is a map showing the north west coast of America and the north east coast of Asia. Inset maps shows the entrance to Nootka Sound.

Item is a topographical map of the Seechelt Forest surrounding Jervis Island and Princess Louisa Inlet. Includes elevations, roads, and buildings, as well as information regarding vegetation, forestry, and land use.

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 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 an architectural drawing of a Second Narrows crossing, bridging Vancouver and North Vancouver. The drawing consists of an elevation of the bridge, as well as a plan of the bridge and the north and south approaches.

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

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 photographic copy of a portion of a topographical map showing the area around the head of Jervis Inlet.

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 the City of Vancouver covered with annotations to represent the numbers of men in particular areas receiving assistance by mail. Map is a copy of the original and it is not possible to determine the original colour coding.

Item is a map showing the City of Vancouver covered with annotations to represent the numbers of women in particular areas receiving assistance by mail. Map is a copy of the original and it is not possible to determine the original colour coding.

Item is a copy of a topographical map with annotations regarding logged areas around the northern end of Jervis Inlet and Princess Louisa Inlet. This copy has been used as a base map to shows climbing routes traveled to the summits of Albert Mountain, Mount Tinniswood, Mount George Edwards, Mount Alexander, Mount Victoria and Mount Alfred on expeditions between 1929 and 1941. The photograph shows A. T. Dalton standing on Matthews Glacier overlooking Dawn Glacier, Mount Tinniswood, Duane Peak, Mount Casement and Mount Albert.

The annotations add topography to areas blank on the base map, as well as indicating climbing routes, dates, and notes on geography and topograhy. The annotations are attested and dated by A.T. Dalton.

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 map showing shorelines, estuaries of adjacent creeks, mud flats, tide levels and soundings in feet. Map notes velocity of current at First Narrows.

Item is a map of the Fraser River and Lower Mainland showing the following: roads, electric railways and tramways, bridges, churches, schools, post offices, cemeteries, international, municipal, township and city boundaries, wharves, lighthouses, triangulation stations and boundary monuments. Map gives topography of the land and shows water lines, tidal flats and intermittent streams.

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 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 contains two nautical charts of Howe Sound; one chart shows the southern portion (Bowen Island and Gambier Island) only, while the other shows the Sound from Burrard Inlet in the south to Squamish in the north. Charts show soundings in fathoms, tidal information, bench marks, locations of cables, and characteristics of land at shorelines.

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.