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David Rumsey Historical Map Collection
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David Rumsey Historical Map Collection
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Author:
White, James
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White, James
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Author:
Canada. Department of Interior
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Canada. Department of Interior
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Date:
1906
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1906
Date
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Short Title:
No. 22, Canals, lighthouses and sailing routes : St. Lawrence and Great Lakes
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No. 22, Canals, lighthouses and sailing routes : St. Lawrence and Great Lakes
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Publisher:
Department of Interior
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Department of Interior
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Publisher Location:
Canada
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Canada
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Type:
Atlas Map
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Atlas Map
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Obj Height cm:
44
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44
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Obj Width cm:
57
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Scale 1:
2,217,600
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Note:
Full color map. Includes color coded legend, and tables indicating "Statistics of Canals" and "Sailing distances". Shows roads, railways, rivers, major cities, etc. Depths shown by soundings and bathymetric tints.
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Full color map. Includes color coded legend, and tables indicating "Statistics of Canals" and "Sailing distances". Shows roads, railways, rivers, major cities, etc. Depths shown by soundings and bathymetric tints.
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Country:
Canada
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Canada
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Subject:
Canals
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Canals
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Subject:
Navigation
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Navigation
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Full Title:
Department of Interior : Atlas of Canada, No. 22 : Canals, lighthouses and sailing routes : St. Lawrence and Great Lakes. (to accompany) Department of the Interior, Canada ... 1906. (inset) Cape Breton Island.
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Department of Interior : Atlas of Canada, No. 22 : Canals, lighthouses and sailing routes : St. Lawrence and Great Lakes. (to accompany) Department of the Interior, Canada ... 1906. (inset) Cape Breton Island.
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List No:
1645.035
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1645.035
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Page No:
22
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22
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Series No:
35
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35
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Engraver or Printer:
Toronto Lithographing Co.
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Toronto Lithographing Co.
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Engraver or Printer:
Forest Service Dept. of Agriculture, Washington
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Forest Service Dept. of Agriculture, Washington
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Publication Author:
White, James
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White, James
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Publication Author:
Canada. Department of Interior
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Canada. Department of Interior
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Pub Date:
1906
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1906
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Pub Title:
Department of the Interior, Canada. Honorable Frank Oliver, Minister, 1906. Atlas of Canada. Prepared under the direction of James White, F.R.G.S., Geographer. (on verso of title page) The Toronto Lithographing Company, Limited; Map engravers, and dedication note.
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Department of the Interior, Canada. Honorable Frank Oliver, Minister, 1906. Atlas of Canada. Prepared under the direction of James White, F.R.G.S., Geographer. (on verso of title page) The Toronto Lithographing Company, Limited; Map engravers, and dedication note.
Pub Title
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Pub Note:
Full color, 21 p., 83 plates including maps and diagrams. The Atlas of Canada, first edition published by the Department of the Interior in 1906, was one of the world's first national atlases. A second edition similar in style and content was published in 1915, both editions, featuring thematic maps dealing with Canada's geology, communications, natural resources, population, economic activities, transportation, as well as maps of principal cities. During this period, a major part of Canada's growth was due to the great influx of immigrants into Canada, many of them coming to open up the farmlands of the Prairies. Consequently, the first two editions of the Atlas of Canada reflect a particular interest in transportation and communications and devote a significant amount of space to mapping the composition and density of the population. Bound in half leather brown covered boards with "Department of Interior 1906 Atlas of Canada." in gilt. Atlas is bound in half leather brown cloth covered boards with "Department Of The Interior. 1906. Atlas of Canada."
pub_note
Full color, 21 p., 83 plates including maps and diagrams. The Atlas of Canada, first edition published by the Department of the Interior in 1906, was one of the world's first national atlases. A second edition similar in style and content was published in 1915, both editions, featuring thematic maps dealing with Canada's geology, communications, natural resources, population, economic activities, transportation, as well as maps of principal cities. During this period, a major part of Canada's growth was due to the great influx of immigrants into Canada, many of them coming to open up the farmlands of the Prairies. Consequently, the first two editions of the Atlas of Canada reflect a particular interest in transportation and communications and devote a significant amount of space to mapping the composition and density of the population. Bound in half leather brown covered boards with "Department of Interior 1906 Atlas of Canada." in gilt. Atlas is bound in half leather brown cloth covered boards with "Department Of The Interior. 1906. Atlas of Canada."
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Pub List No:
1645.000
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1645.000
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Pub Type:
National Atlas
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National Atlas
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Pub Maps:
50
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50
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Pub Height cm:
46
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46
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Pub Width cm:
33
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Image No:
1645035
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1645035
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Authors:
White, James; Canada. Department of Interior
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