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  • [Plan of] Skwawmish Indian Reserves, Coast District [Plan Number: 13T-IR (New Westminster)]

    Alternative Title:
    Skwawmish Indian Reserves, Coast District, British Columbia.
    Subject:
    Indigenous peoples, Land cover, Land use, Land titles, Land titles--Maps, and Indian reservations
    Creator:
    Surveyor General of British Columbia
    Contributor:
    Mohun, Edward
    Language:
    eng
    Date Created:
    1881 to 1882
    Rights Statement:
    No Copyright - Non-Commercial Use Only
    Resource Type:
    Still Image
    Identifier:
    Plan Barcode: Z0366431, New Westminster 13, LTSA Inventory No.: LTSA6172, Plan Number: 13TR-IR (New Westminster), and LTSA SGD Microfilm Image Number: 106434
    Extent:
    1 sheet
    Geographic Coverage:
    British Columbia--Defence Islands, British Columbia--Gambier Island, British Columbia--Bowen Island, British Columbia--Granthams Landing, British Columbia--Gibsons, British Columbia--Howe Sound Region, British Columbia--Keats Island, British Columbia--Anvil Island, British Columbia--Sunshine Coast Regional District, Pacific Ocean--Howe Sound, and British Columbia--Port Mellon
    Coordinates:
    49.37331, -123.37123, 49.57633, -123.27467, 49.51273, -123.50341, 49.39539, -123.50555, 49.53412, -123.30849, 49.39936, -123.45912, 49.41301, -123.4962, and 49.49846, -123.39363
    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, historical maps, and maps (documents)
    Technical Note:
    Cataloguing metadata: Provided by the LTSA and adapted by University of Victoria Libraries to their requirements.