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  • Strait of Juan de Fuca and the channels between the continent & Vancouver Id., showing the boundary line between British & American possessions

    Subject
    San Juan Boundary Dispute (1846-1872) and Nautical charts
    Creator
    Powell, E. J.
    Contributor
    Thornton, Edward, Sir, 1766-1852, Prevost, James Charles, Richards, G. H. (George Henry), Kellett, Henry, 1806-1875, Fish, Hamilton, 1808-1893, and Malby & Sons
    Publisher
    Great Britain. Hydrographic Office.
    Language
    eng
    Date created
    1871 to 1872
    Rights Statement
    In Copyright - Educational Use Permitted
    Resource Type
    Still Image
    Identifier
    Penfold Number: 523
    Extent
    1 sheet
    Geographic Coverage
    Pacific Ocean--Strait of Georgia, Pacific Ocean--Haro Strait, British Columbia--Vancouver Island, and Pacific Ocean--Strait of Juan de Fuca
    Coordinates
    49 05'N-48 05'N/124 50'W-122 25'W, 49.48262, -124.06723, 48.29674, -124.01225, 48.54876, -123.21918, and 49.65064, -125.44939
    Chronological Coverage
    1847/1873
    Physical Repository
    National Archives (Great Britain)
    Collection
    Early BC Maps Collection
    Provenance
    National Archives of the UK
    Provider
    University of Victoria (B.C.). Library
    Sponsor
    Funded by a Canadian Council of Archives, Archival Community Digitization Program.
    Genre
    maps (documents) and historical maps
    Archival Item Identifier
    National Archives Number: CO700-CANADA125 (11)
    Date Digitized
    2010-04-12
    Transcript
    "Chart referred to in the Protocol of the undersigned of this date, Edward Thornton, James C. Prevost, Hamilton Fish, Washington, March 10th, 1873. I hereby certify this chart to be a true copy [signed] Geo. Henry Richards, Hydrographer of the Admiralty, 2nd April,...
    Technical Note
    600 dpi jpg and Watermarks added to images by KM, JF, and CDW. Metadata by JTP April 28, 2010.

  • Protocol, signed at Washington on the 10th of March, 1873, defining the boundary line through the Canal de Haro, in accordance with the award of the Emperor of Germany, of October 21, 1872 [map]

    Alternative Title
    Strait of Juan de Fuca and the channels between the continent & Vancouver Id. showing the boundary line between British & American possessions
    Subject
    San Juan Boundary Dispute (1846-1872) and Nautical charts
    Creator
    Powell, E. J.
    Contributor
    Thornton, Edward, Sir, 1766-1852, Prevost, James Charles, Richards, G. H. (George Henry), Kellett, Henry, 1806-1875, Fish, Hamilton, 1808-1893, and Malby & Sons
    Publisher
    Great Britain. Hydrographic Office
    Language
    eng
    Date created
    1873
    Rights Statement
    In Copyright - Educational Use Permitted
    Resource Type
    Still Image
    Identifier
    Penfold Number: 524
    Extent
    1 sheet
    Geographic Coverage
    Pacific Ocean--Puget Sound, Pacific Ocean--Rosario Strait, Pacific Ocean--Strait of Georgia, Pacific Ocean--Haro Strait, Washington (State)--Cape Flattery, British Columbia--Vancouver Island, and Pacific Ocean--Strait of Juan de Fuca
    Coordinates
    49.65064, -125.44939, 49 05'N--48 05'N / 124 50'W--122 25'W, 48.29674, -124.01225, 48.54876, -123.21918, 47.83315, -122.43458, 49.48262, -124.06723, and 48.56121, -122.75962
    Chronological Coverage
    1872/1873
    Additional Physical Characteristics
    1:145,728
    Physical Repository
    National Archives (Great Britain)
    Collection
    Early BC Maps Collection
    Provenance
    National Archives of the UK
    Provider
    University of Victoria (B.C.). Library
    Sponsor
    Funded by a Canadian Council of Archives, Archival Community Digitization Program.
    Genre
    maps (documents) and historical maps
    Archival Item Identifier
    National Archives Number: FO925-1656
    Date Digitized
    2010-04-12
    Transcript
    "Chart referred to in the Protocol of the undersigned of this date, Edward Thornton, James C. Prevost, Hamilton Fish, Washington, March 10th, 1873. I hereby certify this chart to be a true copy [signed] Geo. Henry Richards, Hydrographer of the Admiralty, 2nd April,...
    Technical Note
    600 dpi jpg and Watermarks added to images by KM, JF, and CDW. Metadata by JTP May 5, 2010.