Early British Columbia Maps // Vault

These maps, from the National Archives of the UK, primarily span the dates 1846-1876 and show the development of the territory from the two founding colonies until after the Province joined confederation. A few earlier maps were collected by the Colonial Office in response to the San Juan dispute and these are also included.

Resource type

Collection

Subject

Local History

Genre

Location

British Columbia, British Columbia, Canada

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Collection Details

: Items 248
: Last Updated 2024-07-31

Parent Collections (1)

British Columbia Historical Maps

List of items in this collection
Title	Date Created	Date Added	Visibility
Lytton and its Suburbs (1860)	1861	2020-07-23	Public
Lytton, British Columbia	1861	2020-07-23	Public
Map of Victoria and part of Esquimalt Districts (1861)	1861	2020-07-23	Public
Map of area either side of the boundary between British Columbia and the United States of America [recto]	1861	2020-07-23	Public
Map of area either side of the boundary between British Columbia and the United States of America [verso]	1861	2020-07-23	Public
Map of parts of British Columbia, Alberta and the States of Washington, Idaho and Montana	1861	2020-07-23	Public
New Westminster to Lillooet, from a general Map in preparation by Royal Engineers	1861	2020-07-23	Public
New Westminster, British Columbia (1861)	1861	2020-07-23	Public
Reduced map of a portion of British Columbia, compiled from the surveys and explorations of the Royal Navy and Royal Engineers at the camp New Westminster, 24 Nov 1859	1861	2020-07-23	Public
Thompson River District, from a Map in the possession of H. E. Gov. Douglas, C.B., made in 1835 by S. Black, Esq., Hudson's Bay Company's service. The positions of New Westminster, Douglas & Hope, are those determined by the Royal Engineers	1861	2020-07-23	Public

Early British Columbia Maps

Collection Details

Parent Collections (1)

Works (248)