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Alaska : copy of part of Vancouver's chart of the coast of southern Alaska
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Archipelago of Arro, Gulf of Georgia, Ringgold's Channel and Straits of Fuca, Oregon Territory
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Archipelago of Arro, Gulf of Georgia, Ringgold's Channel and Straits of Fuca, Oregon Territory
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British Columbia, coast lines from Admiralty charts, interior from explorations by Royal Engineers and others up to 1862. North of Fraser River from Mr. Arrowsmith, East of Columbia River from Captain Palliser (1862)
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British Columbia, reduced copy of the map referred to in the despatch of Governor Douglas of 16 July 1861
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British Columbia, showing carriage roads completed, in progress, and proposed
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British Columbia, showing carriage roads completed, in progress, and proposed
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British Columbia, showing discoveries of gold and silver, explorers' routes, etc.
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British Columbia. Coast lines from Admiralty Charts, interior from Explorations by Royal Engineers and others up to 1862. North of Fraser River from Mr. Arrowsmith. East of Columbia River from Captain Palliser
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British Columbia. Coast lines from Admiralty Charts, interior from Explorations by Royal Engineers and others up to 1862. North of Fraser River from Mr. Arrowsmith. East of Columbia River from Captain Palliser
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British Columbia. Coast lines from Admiralty Charts, interior from Explorations by Royal Engineers and others up to 1862. North of Fraser River from Mr. Arrowsmith. East of Columbia River from Captain Palliser
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Bute Inlet and Fraser River routes from the mouth of the Quesnel River to Victoria on Vancouver Island
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Cape Caution to Port Simpson including Hecate Strait and part of Queen Charlotte Islands
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Carta Esferica de los Reconocimientos hechos en la Costa N. O. de America en 1791 y 92 por las Goletas sutil, y Mexicana y otros Buques de S.M.
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Carta reducida que comprehende parte de la Costa Septentrional de California, corregida y enmendata hasta la Boca del Estrecho de Fuca, y levantado el Plano el en la Espedicion que se hizo con la Balandra de S.M. nombrado la Princesa Rl al mando del Alferez de Navio de la Rl Armada Dn. Manuel Quimper en el ano de 1790
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Carte de la côte de l'Amérique sur l'océan Pacifique septentrional : comprenant le territoire de l'Orégon, les Californies, la Mer Vermeille, partie des territoires de la compagnie de la Baie d'Hudson et de l'Amérique Russe
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Cedar District (1859) (Rough sketch)
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Chart of the Coast of NW America and Islands adjacent North Westward of the Gulf of Georgia as explored by His Majesty's Ships Discovery and Chatham in the Months of July & August 1792.', covering Queen Charlotte Sound from the sea to Cape Mudge. Scale: 1 inch to about 4½ miles. Compass indicator. Longitude is shown east from Greenwich. [Queen Charlotte Sound, 1792]
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Chart of the west coast of North America either side of the forty-ninth parallel
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Chart shewing part of the Coast of N.W. America with the tracks of His Majesty's Sloop Discovery and Armed Tender Chatham, Commanded by George Vancouver Esq. and prepared under his immediate inspection by Lieut. Joseph Baker in which the continental shore has been correctly traced and determined from lat. 51 45ʹ N. and long. 232 08ʹ E. to lat. 57 30ʹ N. and long. 226 44ʹ E. at the periods shewn by the tracks ; Warner, sculp.
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Chart shewing part of the Coast of N.W. America with the tracks of His Majesty's Sloop Discovery and Armed Tender Chatham, Commanded by George Vancouver Esq. and prepared under his immediate inspection by Lieut. Joseph Baker in which the continental shore has been correctly traced and determined from lat. 51 45ʹ N. and long. 232 08ʹ E. to lat. 57 30ʹ N. and long. 226 44ʹ E. at the periods shewn by the tracks ; Warner, sculp.
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Chart shewing part of the coast of N.W. America : with the tracks of His Majesty's sloop Discovery and armed tender Chatham commanded by George Vancouver, esqr. and prepared under his immediate inspection by Lieut. Joseph Baker, in which the continental shore has been traced and determined from lat: 45⁰, 30ʹ N. and long. 236⁰, 12ʹ E. to lat: 52⁰, 15ʹ N. and long. 232⁰, 40ʹ E. at the different periods shewn by the tracks ; Warner, sculp.
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Chart shewing part of the coast of N.W. America : with the tracks of His Majesty's sloop Discovery and armed tender Chatham commanded by George Vancouver, esqr. and prepared under his immediate inspection by Lieut. Joseph Baker, in which the continental shore has been traced and determined from lat: 45⁰, 30ʹ N. and long. 236⁰, 12ʹ E. to lat: 52⁰, 15ʹ N. and long. 232⁰, 40ʹ E. at the different periods shewn by the tracks ; Warner, sculp.
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Chart shewing part of the coast of N.W. America : with the tracks of His Majesty's sloop Discovery and armed tender Chatham commanded by George Vancouver, esqr. and prepared under his immediate inspection by Lieut. Joseph Baker, in which the continental shore has been traced and determined from lat: 45⁰, 30ʹ N. and long. 236⁰, 12ʹ E. to lat: 52⁰, 15ʹ N. and long. 232⁰, 40ʹ E. at the different periods shewn by the tracks ; Warner, sculp.
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Chart shewing part of the coast of N.W. America : with the tracks of His Majesty's sloop Discovery and armed tender Chatham commanded by George Vancouver, esqr. and prepared under his immediate inspection by Lieut. Joseph Baker, in which the continental shore has been traced and determined from lat: 45⁰,30ʹ N. and long. 236⁰,12ʹ E. to lat: 52⁰,15ʹ N. and long. 232⁰,40ʹ E. at the different periods shewn by the tracks ; Warner, sculp.
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Chart shewing part of the coast of N.W. America. With the tracks of His Majesty's Sloop Discovery and Armed Tender Chatham. Commanded by George Vancouver, Esqr. and prepared under his immediate inspection by Lieut. Joseph Baker, in which the continental shore has been correctly traced and determined from lat. 57⁰,07ʹ 1/2 N. and long. 227⁰,00ʹ E. to lat. 59⁰,59ʹ N. and long. 219⁰,00ʹ E. at the periods shewn by the track ; engraved by T. Foot
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Chart shewing the relative positions of Burrard Inlet, Nanaimo, Alberni, Esquimalt and other points in British Columbia
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Comiaken District (1859)
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Comiaken District (1859)
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Copy of Section of ""Map of Oregon and Upper California From the Surveys of John Charles Fremont and other Authorities
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Cowichan District (1859)
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Cowichan District (1859)
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Cranberry District (1859) (Rough sketch)
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Defences of Esquimalt & Victoria Harbors, proposed battery at Beacon Hill, plan F
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Defences of Esquimalt & Victoria Harbors, proposed battery at Beacon Hill, plan G
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Defences of Esquimalt & Victoria Harbors, proposed battery at Cape Saxe, plan E
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Defences of Esquimalt Harbor, proposed battery at Sangster Hill, plan A
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Defences of Esquimalt Harbor, proposed emplacement for 1-12 inch M.L.R. gun at Signal Hill, plan D
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Defences of Esquimalt Harbor, sketch shewing ground at Rodd Hill, plan B
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Defences of Esquimalt Harbor, sketch shewing ground at Rodd Hill, plan B, proposed battery at Rodd Hill
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Defences of Esquimalt Harbor, sketch shewing ground at Signal Hill, plan C
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Dominion of Canada. British Columbia, Athabasca and Alberta, with parts of Saskatchewan and Assiniboia
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Douglas, British Columbia (1861)
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Esquimalt & Victoria Harbours
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Esquimalt & Victoria Harbours
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Esquimalt Harbour
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Esquimalt Harbour
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Esquimalt Harbour from HMS Plumper
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Eye Sketch of the Plains & about Nisqually at the Head of Pugets Sound
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Facsimile of a part of chart of coast of N.W. America by George Vancouver Esqr
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Facsimile of part of Vancouver's chart of the coast of N.W. America
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Fraser River Estuary heritage and archaeological sites
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Fraser river is at present the only means of access to the interior of British Columbia without passing through foreign territory
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General section. Vancouver Island to York Factory, Hudson Bay. Eleven hundred and fifty miles. In three parts
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Geological sketch map of Nanaimo in Vancouver Island
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Geological sketch of the south east of Vancouver Island and part of the coast of the Gulf of Georgia
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Gold Regions of the Fraser River and Cariboo Country, British Columbia, from reconnaissance by the Honourable Judge Begbie (1861)
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Haro Strait and Middle Channel
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Haro and Rosario Straits
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Haro and Rosario Straits
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Haro and Rosario Straits
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Haro and Rosario Straits
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Haro and Rosario Straits
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Hope to Similkameen and Rock Creek. Lillooet to Kamloops and Okanagan Lake
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Hope, British Columbia
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Index Map: to explain the connection between the separate District Maps (16 in number), 8 of which, coloured pink, are described in the communication to His Exellency the Governor dated July 22nd, 1859
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Index map : to explain the connection between the separate District Maps ...
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Lake District (1859)
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Lake District (1859)
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Lytton and its Suburbs (1860)
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Lytton, British Columbia
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Map of British Columbia to the 56th Parallel North Latitude
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Map of British Columbia to the 56th Parallel North Latitude
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Map of North America
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Map of Vancouver Island and the adjacent coast from King's Island to the mouth of the Columbia River
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Map of Vancouver Island and the adjacent coasts
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Map of Victoria and part of Esquimalt Districts (1861)
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Map of area either side of the boundary between British Columbia and the United States of America [recto]
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Map of area either side of the boundary between British Columbia and the United States of America [verso]
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Map of part of British Columbia, showing proposed Boundaries
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Map of part of Vancouver Island, the Gulf of Georgia and supposed Strait of Juan de Fuca
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Map of part of Vancouver's Island, the Gulf of Georgia and supposed Strait of Juan de Fuca
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Map of parts of British Columbia, Alberta and the States of Washington, Idaho and Montana
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Map of the Country from Lake Superior to the Pacific Ocean, showing the Western Boundary of Canada & the Eastern Boundary of British Columbia, also the Fertile Belt stretching from the Lake of the Woods to the Rocky Mountains
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Map of the Districts of Victoria and Esquimalt in Vancouver Island
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Map of the New Westminster District, British Columbia (1889)
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Map of the Northern Interior of British Columbia, shewing undeveloped areas
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Map of the Province of British Columbia (1893)
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Map of the subdivisions of Beckley Farm and the Lands South and West of James Bay, Victoria, Vancouver Island. 7th. January 1863
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Map showing America, the eastern Pacific and Atlantic Oceans, the British Isles, France, Spain and West Africa
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Map showing the line of boundary between the United States and British possessions. : from the point where the 49th parallel of north latitude strikes the western coast of the continent "to the middle of the channel which separates the continent from Vancouver's Island and thence southerly through the middle of said channel" &c. to Fuca's Straits, in accordance with Treaty of June 15th, 1846
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Mountain District (1859) (Rough sketch).
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Nanaimo Harbour
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Nanaimo Harbour and Departure Bay
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Nass Bay
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New Westminster to Lillooet, from a general Map in preparation by Royal Engineers
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New Westminster, British Columbia (1861)
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New Westminster, British Columbia (1862)
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Northern British Columbia
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Observatory Inlet, from the Admiralty survey of 1868
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