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            Maps
            95-006/002(08) · File · 1950-1963
            Part of Indian-Eskimo Association of Canada fonds

            File includes the following maps:

            • Two maps of Manitoba showing areas populated by First Nations and Metis, 1959 and 1963
            • Canada principal mineral areas, Dec. 1956
            • Indian and Northern health services facilities, 1962
            • Administrative districts in the province of Ontario, 1962
            • Missions of the Oblate Fathers among the Indians and Eskimos of Canada, [1951]
            • The North American Indians: 1950 distribution of descendants of the Aboriginal population of Alaska, Canada and the United States, 1960
            Map of Canada East and West
            IMC-122 · File · 1848
            Part of Isolated manuscripts collection

            New York, Published by Ensigns & Thayer, 36 Ann Street. D. Needham, Buffalo, N.Y. No 12 Exchange St. Drawn & Engraved by J.M. Atwood N. York. Entered according to Act of Congress in the year 1848 by Ensign's & Thayer in the Clerk's office of the District Court of the United States for the Southern District of New York. Inset: 'MAP OF NOVA SCOTIA AND NEW BRUNSWICK. Showing the Route of Steamers from HALIFAX TO BOSTON'; portraits of Queen Victoria and Prince Albert with a coat of arms and motto; 'Explanations' [legend]: districts, cos, capitals of districts, railways, canals; shows some roads but no railways; twps north to the base of the Bruce Peninsula and in the east north to Bexley, Somerville, Harvey to Palmerston, and Lavant to Pembroke; decorative scroll-work border; Winearls 161 [First State]