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    Plan of the River Ottawa from the mouth of the River Mattawan to Point Fortune reduced from the maps of the Ottawa Ship Canal Survey deposited in the Department of Public Works also from other documen ... [View full title] ts in the Depart. of Crown Lands, exhibiting the line of boundary between Upper and Lower Canada in reference to the Islands in the said river. The said Line of Boundary being the Red Line referred to in the approved Report of Council dated 21st July 1866. [cartographic material] Plan of the River Ottawa...from the maps of the Ottawa Ship Canal Survey...exhibiting the line of boundary beteen Upper and Lower Canada.. approved report of Coucil dated 21st July 1866

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    Maps and cartographic material
    Item ID number:
    4155637
    Date:
    1866(1905)
    Source:
    Private
    Reference:
    Local class no.: R/1105/1866(1905) (5 sections), Box number: 2000703546
    Plan of the River Ottawa from the mouth of the River Mattawan to Point Fortune reduced from the maps of the Ottawa Ship Canal Survey deposited in the 
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    Sketch shewing the change to be made in Mr. Wallace's property, Chambly Canton, 2nd Oct. 1873. (Signed) C. Campbell Sheppard, P.L.S.... [cartographic material]

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    Item ID number:
    4133161
    Date:
    1873
    Source:
    Private
    Reference:
    Local class no.: F/330/Chambly/1873, Box number: 2000531074
    Sketch shewing the change to be made in Mr. Wallace's property, Chambly Canton, 2nd Oct. 1873. (Signed) C. Campbell Sheppard, PLS... [cartographic material]
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    A map of the great River St. John & waters, (the first ever published) from the Bay of Fundy, up to St. Anns or Frederick's Town [cartographic material] : being little known by white people, until 1783: settled by the American Loyalists, then part of Nova Scotia, now called New Brunswick, from an actual survey, made in the years 1784, 85, 86, and 87 10 July, 1788.
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    A map of the great River St. John & waters, (the first ever published) from the Bay of Fundy, up to St. Anns or Frederick's Town [cartographic material] : being little known by white people, until 178 ... [View full title] 3: settled by the American Loyalists, then part of Nova Scotia, now called New Brunswick, from an actual survey, made in the years 1784, 85, 86, and 87

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    Maps and cartographic material
    Item ID number:
    188452
    Date:
    10 July, 1788
    Source:
    Private
    Reference:
    Local class no.: G3432.S2 1787 .C37, Box number: 2000207167
    A map of the great River St. John & waters, (the first ever published) from the Bay of Fundy, up to St. Anns or Frederick's Town [cartographic material] 
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