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  • Plan of the Klahoose Indian Reserves, Coast District

    Alternative Title:
    Plan of the Klahoose Indian Reserves Coast District British Columbia
    Subject:
    Indian reservations, Land cover, Land use, Land titles--Maps, Land titles, and Indigenous peoples
    Creator:
    Surveyor General of British Columbia
    Contributor:
    Skinner, Ernest Meeson, 1847-1918
    Language:
    eng
    Date Created:
    1888 to 1889
    Rights Statement:
    No Copyright - Non-Commercial Use Only
    Resource Type:
    Still Image
    Identifier:
    LTSA Inventory No.: LTSA6168, Plan Number: 22TR-IR (Coast), Plan Barcode: Z0366311, and LTSA SGD Microfilm Image Number: 106343
    Extent:
    1 sheet
    Geographic Coverage:
    British Columbia--East Redonda Island, Pacific Ocean--Squirrel Cove, British Columbia--Waddington Channel, Pacific Ocean--Lewis Channel, Pacific Ocean--Toba Inlet, British Columbia--Comox-Strathcona Regional District, British Columbia--Cortes Island, British Columbia--West Redonda Island, British Columbia--Discovery Islands, and Pacific Ocean--Homfray Channel
    Coordinates:
    50.11772, -124.91412, 50.21206, -125.51468, 50.4106, -124.59354, 50.11485, -124.9609, 50.19102, -124.93296, 50.21931, -124.68967, 50.20075, -124.76091, 50.21635, -124.88619, and 50.2494, -124.63251
    Additional Physical Characteristics:
    Scale: 1 inch = 40 chains
    Physical Repository:
    Land Title and Survey Authority of British Columbia
    Collection:
    Land Title and Survey Authority of British Columbia: Indian Reserve Maps
    Provider:
    University of Victoria (B.C.). Library
    Genre:
    land surveys, maps (documents), and historical maps
    Technical Note:
    Cataloguing metadata: Provided by the LTSA and adapted by University of Victoria Libraries to their requirements.