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Item consists of a site plan that appears to depict a proposed redevelopment of Seabus terminal site for second cruise ship terminal and new helijet terminal to the east. The plan also includes a pencil sketch of the profile of the proposed building in the margins of the site plan.

Item consists of a site plan map delineating the outline of what appears to be a proposed redevelopment of the western portion of Coal Harbour. The site plan uses as a base map an aerial photo of the waterfront from Coal Harbour to the convention centre.

Item consists of a site plan map delineating the outline of what appears to be a proposed redevelopment of the western portion of Coal Harbour. The site plan uses as a base map an aerial photo of the waterfront from Coal Harbour to the convention centre.

Item consists of a topographic map of the south shoreline of Burrard Inlet from Burrard to Cardero streets.

Item consists of a street elevation of Hastings Street between Bute and Jervis streets, most likely depicting the proposed Evergreen Building at 1285 West Pender Street.

Item is a map of the central downtown waterfront area, from the eastern end of Coal Harbour to east of Crab Park, depicting roads and buildings. The drawing may be related to 2014-002.04.

Item consists of map of downtown Vancouver (possibly using a Planning Department map as a base map) depicting hand-drawn topographic countour lines, possibly created as part of a development application.

Item consists of a map similar to a planning map of the central downtown business district, showing the principal buildings and either their heights or total elevations. This may have been created as part of the development application for the Bank of British Columbia Building (now HBSC Bank Building) at 855 West Georgia Street, which was built at the site of the demolished Devonshire Hotel in 1987.

Item consists of a street map of Vancouver, with topographic contour lines at 10 feet. This copy includes pencil and ink annotations around False Creek area, and may be related to 2004-002.12 and 2004-002.02.

Item consists of a planning map depicting the Fairview neighbourhood.

Map is a souvenir poster reproduced from an original in the National Map Collection, Public Archives of Canada. The map shows lot numbers and lot boundaries for the city of Vancouver as of June 1886. The original map was entitled "Plan of the city of Vancouver, Western Terminus of the Canadian Pacific Railway".

Primary map shows lot numbers and boundaries, streets, fire limits and "soundings in feet" (in English Bay, Burrard Inlet, Coal Harbour and False Creek) in downtown Vancouver, Stanley Park and parts of Kitsilano and Fairview. The ancillary maps show an "Index plan of Vancouver, B.C.", an "Index plan of [Vancouver] city limits" and "Canadian Pacific Mail Steamship Lines" (a map of Canadian Pacifc steamship routes around the world). On recto, the item also includes a description of Stanley Park and an illustration of Vancouver's inner harbour. On verso, the item includes descriptions of major Vancouver residences, imports, exports, businesses and other landmarks.

Map shows B.C. Electric Railway lines completed (in red), B.C. Electric Railway lines under construction (in yellow), lot numbers and major roads in the Greater Vancouver area from Burrard Inlet in the north to the north arm of the Fraser River in the south and from New Westminster in the east to Point Grey in the west.

Map shows major roads, parks, landmarks and tourist attractions in Vancouver and parts of West Vancouver, North Vancouver and Burnaby. The map shows the area from Grouse Mountain in the north to Vancouver International Airport in the south and from Burnaby Lake in the east to Lighthouse Park and the University Endowment Lands in the west

Map is an aerial photograph of the Greater Vancouver area.

Maps show land use, land slope and elevation, density of buildings, structural material of buildings, height of buildings, water supply systems, sewage systems, electric power systems, gas trunk systems, population distribution, daytime population distribution, dwelling units, schools, hospitals and doctors, land transportation, port facilities, food manufacturing, textile manufacturing, wood product manufacturing, metal product manufacturing, transportation equipment manufacturing, non-metallic mineral and chemical products manufacturing, retail and wholesale food enterprises, retail and wholesale building materials enterprises, retail and wholesale drugs, general merchandise, apparel and accessories enterprises, retail and wholesale clothing and shoes enterprises, retail and wholesale furnishing enterprises and hotels and eating places in the Greater Vancouver area (including West Vancouver, North Vancouver, Vancouver, Burnaby, New Westminster, the northern portion of Richmond and the western portion of Coquitlam). Much of the data for these maps was derived from the 1961 census of Canada.

Primary map on recto shows major roads, hotels, travel apartments, parks, golf courses, gardens, recreational facilities, historical and cultural attractions, shopping centres and other places of interest in the downtown, Stanley Park, Kitsilano and Fairview areas. The map on verso shows similar details for Greater Vancouver (including West Vancouver, North Vancouver, Vancouver, Burnaby, Port Moody, Port Coquitlam, Coquitlam, Pitt Meadows, Maple Ridge, New Westminster, Langley, Surrey, Delta, Richmond and White Rock.

Map is a fire insurance map showing the buildings and structures of Granville Street (and parts of Howe Street and Seymour Street) from Beach Avenue to West Cordova Street.

Item is a street map showing Vancouver, Burnaby, New Westminster, West Vancouver and North Vancouver on one side and Delta, Surrey, Langley, Maillardville, Lulu Island and Sea Island on the other.

Item is a tourist map and guide to Vancouver attractions, with a street map of Vancouver on one side and a street index, detail map of Downtown Vancouver, and information on points of interest on the other.

Colour illustrated tourist map with border depictions of historical Vancouver events and landmarks.

Item is a tourist brochure, including maps showing attractions, photographs and graphics depicting various attractions and tourist information. The larger map on the reverse side of the unfolded brochure shows the location of attractions in Greater Vancouver.

Map shows city streets, residential, apartment, commercial and industrial districts, "city owned parks and proposed driveways".

Item is a promotional brochure for the City of Vancouver, included as a holiday supplement in the Vancouver Daily and Weekly World newspapers. The brochure was designed to be folded.

Item is a map which shows parts of the east coast of Vancouver Island of southern Vancouver Island, the Strait of Georgia, the Gulf Islands, the Sechelt Peninsula, and Greater Vancouver. The map shows the numbers of the district lots for all of the New Westminster Land District.

Item is a topographical plan of Point Grey showing the area from Angus Drive to Granville Street and 71st Avenue to the Fraser River, including property in D.L. 317 and D.L. 318. Plan shows the locations of the Vancouver and Lulu Island Railway, as well as ponds, dams, barns, houses and offices.