Map exhibiting all the new discoveries in the interior parts of North America. Part 02

Map exhibiting all the new discoveries in the interior parts of North America. Part 03

Map exhibiting all the new discoveries in the interior parts of North America. Part 04

Pearl Harbour. In Latitude. 54=30=00. North. In Longitude. 130=17=00. West. A copy by Thomas Sinclair. Jany. 27th 1832

A sketch of Port George & Cofsack Harbours, the latter in latitude. 53=33. North, Longitude. 129=44. West, By Thomas Sinclair Jan 28th 1832

Skeategat's Harbour Queen Charlotte's Island Latitude 53=22. North Longitude 131=37. West by Thomas Sinclair. in July 24th 1832

Sketch map accompanying "Suggestions for the exploration of a new route of communication by which …the transport of the supplies and returns to and from the Districts of New Caledonia and Thompson's River might be advantageously carried on in connexion with Fort Langley and the new establishment of Victoria"

Sketch of Cammusan Harbour, Vancouvers Island. shewing the position of Fort Victoria, from a Drawing of Js. Scarboro Capt H.H.B .C. M Vavasour Leiut Royal Engrs Inset: Plan of the fort

Small sketch of claims by some settlers at Nisqually

Map of southern tip of Vancouver Island, showing division of land into squares representing 640 acres, numbered 1-196

Map of the Victoria District Vancouvers Island 1850 Part 01

Map of the Victoria District Vancouvers Island 1850 Part 02

Map of the Victoria District Vancouvers Island 1850 Part 03

Map of the Victoria District Vancouvers Island 1850 Part 04

Victoria & Pugetsound Districts Sheet No. 01

Victoria & Pugetsound Districts Sheet No. 02

Victoria & Pugetsound Districts Sheet No. 03

Plan of reserve of 1300 acres at Fort Victoria

An explanation and skitch of The Mettles from Quatsey to McNeils Harbour