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  • [Plan of] Indian Reserves situated on or near Fraser River in the Lytton District [original]

    Alternative Title
    Plan of Indian Reserves situated on or near Fraser River in the Lytton District (Spuzzum Indian Reserve, Indian Reserve situated about two miles below Alexandra Bridge, Indian Reserve situated about 20 chains below Alexandra Bridge, Indian Reserve situated between the 16...
    Subject
    Indigenous peoples, Indian reservations, Land titles, Land use, Burial, Land titles--Maps, and Land cover
    Creator
    Surveyor General of British Columbia
    Contributor
    Trutch, John, 1828-1907 and Launders, James Benjamin, -1878
    Language
    eng
    Date created
    1870
    Rights Statement
    No Copyright - Non-Commercial Use Only
    Resource Type
    Still Image
    Identifier
    LTSA Inventory No.: LTSA6178, Plan Barcode: Z0366598, LTSA SGD Microfilm Image Number: 106584 (1 of 2), and Plan Number: 27TR-1A-IR (original)
    Extent
    1 sheet
    Geographic Coverage
    British Columbia--Stryen Creek, British Columbia--Boothroyd, British Columbia--Fraser River, British Columbia--Spuzzum, British Columbia--Alexandra Bridge Provincial Park, British Columbia--Lytton, British Columbia--Anderson River, British Columbia--Thompson-Nicola Regional District, and British Columbia--Boston Bar
    Coordinates
    50.26644, -121.6526, 49.6886, -121.41506, 49.83303, -121.43585, 49.87002, -121.44399, 49.96373, -121.48414, and 49.6997, -121.40256
    Additional Physical Characteristics
    Scale: 1 inch = 12 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
    historical maps, land surveys, and maps (documents)
    Technical Note
    Cataloguing metadata: Provided by the LTSA and adapted by University of Victoria Libraries to their requirements.

  • [Plan of] Indian Reserves situated on or near Fraser River in the Lytton District [tracing]

    Alternative Title
    Plan of Indian Reserves situated on or near Fraser River in the Lytton District (Spuzzum Indian Reserve, Indian Reserve situated about two miles below Alexandra Bridge, Indian Reserve situated about 20 chains below Alexandra Bridge, Indian Reserve situated between the 16...
    Subject
    Land titles, Land use, Land cover, Land titles--Maps, Indian reservations, Indigenous peoples, and Burial
    Creator
    Surveyor General of British Columbia
    Contributor
    Trutch, John, 1828-1907 and Launders, James Benjamin, -1878
    Language
    eng
    Date created
    1870
    Rights Statement
    No Copyright - Non-Commercial Use Only
    Resource Type
    Still Image
    Identifier
    Plan Number: 27TR-1A-IR (tracing), Plan Barcode: Z0366599, LTSA SGD Microfilm Image Number: 106584 (2 of 2), and LTSA Inventory No.: LTSA6178
    Extent
    1 sheet
    Geographic Coverage
    British Columbia--Thompson-Nicola Regional District, British Columbia--Stryen Creek, British Columbia--Spuzzum, British Columbia--Anderson River, British Columbia--Boothroyd, British Columbia--Alexandra Bridge Provincial Park, British Columbia--Lytton, British Columbia--Fraser River, and British Columbia--Boston Bar
    Coordinates
    49.96373, -121.48414, 49.6997, -121.40256, 49.83303, -121.43585, 50.26644, -121.6526, 49.6886, -121.41506, and 49.87002, -121.44399
    Additional Physical Characteristics
    Scale: 1 inch = 12 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.