British Columbia Historical Maps // Vault

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Collection

Subject

Local History

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Location

British Columbia, British Columbia, Canada

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Collection Details

: Items 896
: Last Updated 2024-07-31

Subcollections (5)

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Works (891)

List of items in this collection
	Title	Date Created	Date Added	Visibility
	Pearl Harbour. In Latitude. 54=30=00. North. In Longitude. 130=17=00. West. A copy by Thomas Sinclair. Jany. 27th 1832 This work also belongs to: Hudson's Bay Company Maps	1832	2020-01-30	Public
	A sketch of Port George & Cofsack Harbours, the latter in latitude. 53=33. North, Longitude. 129=44. West, By Thomas Sinclair Jan 28th 1832 This work also belongs to: Hudson's Bay Company Maps	1832-01-28	2020-01-30	Public
	Skeategat's Harbour Queen Charlotte's Island Latitude 53=22. North Longitude 131=37. West by Thomas Sinclair. in July 24th 1832 This work also belongs to: Hudson's Bay Company Maps	1832-07-24	2020-01-30	Public
	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 This work also belongs to: Early British Columbia Maps	1844	2020-07-23	Public
	San Juan boundary dispute maps [map E]. This work also belongs to: Early British Columbia Maps	1844	2020-07-23	Public
	Eye Sketch of the Plains & about Nisqually at the Head of Pugets Sound This work also belongs to: Early British Columbia Maps	1845?	2020-07-23	Public
	Plan of Fort Victoria, Vancouver's Island, Cammusan Harbour This work also belongs to: Early British Columbia Maps	1845	2020-07-23	Public
	San Juan boundary dispute maps [map F] This work also belongs to: Early British Columbia Maps	1845	2020-07-23	Public
	San Juan boundary dispute maps [map G] This work also belongs to: Early British Columbia Maps	1845	2020-07-23	Public
	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" This work also belongs to: Hudson's Bay Company Maps	1845	2020-01-30	Public