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File consists of 7 maps out of a series of at least 16 maps that were created or collected and reproduced to accompany a report of the Chief Engineer of the Candian Pacific Railway in January 1897.

File consists of three maps of Vancouver: an index map to the sections, an index map to District Lots, and 62 section sheets drawn and revised between ca. 1935 and 1945. Some time between 1946 and 1951 these maps were compiled and reproduced by the City Engineer's Office.

The 62 sectional plates are divided into three groups: the "Old City of Vancouver," Point Grey and South Vancouver. Maps show streets and roads, blocks, lots, legal descriptions, railways, parks, schools, hospital, cemetery, golf courses, retirement homes, and some businesses.

File consists of three published nautical charts which, collectively, map the entirety of Vancouver Harbour from Point Grey to Port Moody and the southern portions of Indian Arm.

The charts depict shorelines and shoreline development, sounding, underwater cables and pipes, shoals and other impediments to navigation, signals and beacons, land-based transportation infrastructure such as bridges and rail lines, tidal marshes, offshore anchorages and currents.

File consists of three maps of Vancouver: an index to the sectional map sheets, a plan of District Lots in Vancouver, and a sectional map in 62 sheets. The sectional map sheets show streets and roads, blocks, lots, legal descriptions, railways, parks, schools, hospital, cemetery, golf courses, retirement homes, and some businesses.

Item is the second volume of a fire insurance plan incorporating the "old" City of Vancouver south of False Creek only, and the City of North Vancouver. The volume includes key plans for each city, as well as an index of streets and blocks for Vancouver.

File consists of reproductions of sections of at least three different street maps of Vancouver. The sections show streets, railways, schools and main features of interest.

Map is a fire insurance plan of the waterfront, downtown and West End portions of the City of Vancouver.

File is a fire insurance plan and key plan covering the waterfront areas of Vancouver, from Coal Harbour to Garden Drive and Trinity Avenue, for the block immediately south of the waterfront only.

File consists of a booklet of maps advertising the sale of lots in the British Properties development in West Vancouver, B.C. Maps show lot dimensions and purchase price (some lots already listed as sold).

File consists of the third volume of Goad's Atlas of Vancouver, and is comprised of fire insurance maps covering the City of New Westminster.

File consists of the second volume of Goad's Atlas of Vancouver, a series of fire insurance maps.

File consists of the first volume of Goad's Atlas of Vancouver, a series of fire insurance maps and associated information.

File consists of a sectional map of Vancouver, and two accompanying index maps. Maps show streets and roads, blocks, lots, legal descriptions, railways, parks, schools, hospital, cemetery, golf courses, retirement homes, and some businesses.

File consists of two index maps and eighty-five sectional maps of Vancouver, revised between 1965 and 1970. Sectional maps include streets, blocks, lots, legal descriptions, railways, parks, schools, hospitals, cemetery, golf courses, retirement homes, public buildings, First Nations reserves and some businesses. Maps were compiled by the City Engineer's Office and supplied by the Property and Insurance Office of the City of Vancouver. Maps for sections 68 and 91 were not available at the time of issue.

File consists of two distinct sets of architectural drawings depicting the first Vancouver Opera House, located at 761 Granville Street. The first set of drawings, from 1890, appear to relate to the original construction of the building. The 1907 drawings appear to relate to proposed interior renovations.

File contains 42 maps showing soundings, harbour headlines, high water marks, shore lines, shoals, submarine cable, rail lines and trails in the Vancouver area. Maps also show names of businesses and other structures.

File consists of 18 maps and 3 sheets of associated triangulation and other survey control data, published by the Geological Survey of Canada. The maps depict a geological survey of the banks, islands, marshes, etc. of the Fraser River, North Arm of the Fraser River and Burrard Inlet.

The collection includes maps, charts, architectural drawings and technical drawings collected by the Archives.

Item is a promotional brochure for Bekins Moving and Storage Co. with a street map of Greater Vancouver on one side and information on the services and facilities of Bekins Moving and Storage on the other.

Item is a map sheet with street and other maps of Greater Vancouver, Greater Victoria, and highways maps of the surrounding areas.

Item is a pamphlet containing transit maps covering Greater Vancouver and Richmond, as well as textual information on bus routes and points of interest in Vancouver.

Item is a map showing the locations of and details associated with unemployment relief works projects in Canada.

Item is a two-sided road map containing a map of Saskatchewan, Manitoba and the adjoining U.S. states; a map showing Canada and the United States from Labrador and Prince Rupert, B.C. in the north to Richmond, Virginia and San Francisco, California in the south; a map of British Columbia and Alberta; and an illustrated map of Greater Vancouver. The item includes road indexes, a mileage chart for Western Canada, and information on national parks in Western Canada.

Item is a map showing zoning in Burnaby according to the following zoning districts: commercial, light industrial, heavy industrial, residential and unzoned. The map also shows streets, railways and municipal boundaries.

Item is a fold-out street map with Greater Vancouver on one side and Greater Victoria on the other.

Item is a leaflet with a map showing Vancouver Sun circulation in West Vancouver, North Vancouver, Vancouver, Burnaby and New Westminster on one side, and market data on the other.

Item is a map of the False Creek basin and surrounding areas, from Granville Street north of False Creek and Fir Street to the west, Main Street to the east, Davie Street to the north and West 6th Avenue to the south. The map notes legal and descriptions of properties in the area depicted.

Map of British Columbia shows railways, steamship lines, cities, and villages. The map has a detailed inset of Northern British Columbia. The map also has an index of cities, villages, post offices, and station with populations from 1911 Canadian Census. Note on tube: 7F Map of B.C.

The westernmost identifiable point on the map is Graham Island and the easternmost city is Calgary, while the northernmost is Cleveland Peninsula, and the southernmost is the Juan de Fuca Strait.

Item is a printed map of greater Vancouver which has been used as a base map. The base map appears to be the 1929 version of the Commercial Map of Greater Vancouver and District. On this has been added pasted on pictures, arrows and other material that appears to be related to planning activities of some kind.

Commercial map of Greater Vancouver and District depicts railroads, paved streets, streetcar stops, schools, buildings. Uniquely, the map shows the city divided by Postal Block numbers and half mile circles that radiate from City Hall on the corner of Main and Hastings.
The map has large red arrows and clippings of libraries pasted to it that show six proposed library locations and sketch plans. Also included on the map, is an index of all depicted roads in the Hastings, Point Grey, South Vancouver, and Burnaby areas. A legend and compass rose are located in the bottom left hand corner of the map.
The westernmost is road on the map is Marine Drive and the easternmost is North Road while the northernmost is Dempsey Street, and the southernmost is 20th Road.