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    [Map of the region from Hudson Bay to the Pacific Ocean and from Lake Michigan to the Arctic Ocean by Peter Pond.] [cartographic material] [1785].
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    [Map of the region from Hudson Bay to the Pacific Ocean and from Lake Michigan to the Arctic Ocean by Peter Pond.] [cartographic material]

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    Maps and cartographic material
    Item ID number:
    4156145
    Date:
    [1785]
    Source:
    Private
    Reference:
    Local class no.: H3/700/[1785], Box number: 2000229018
    [Map of the region from Hudson Bay to the Pacific Ocean and from Lake Michigan to the Arctic Ocean by Peter Pond.] [cartographic material]
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    A Chart of Rivers and Lakes between Albany Fort and Gloucester House as taken in the Year 1780 by Philip Turnor [cartographic material] Rivers and lakes between Albany Fort and Gloucester House

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    Maps and cartographic material
    Item ID number:
    4130327
    Date:
    1780
    Source:
    Private
    Reference:
    Local class no.: H3/410/Albany River/1780, Box number: 2000216442
    A Chart of Rivers and Lakes between Albany Fort and Gloucester House as taken in the Year 1780 by Philip Turnor [cartographic material] Rivers and lakes 
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    An old fur press

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    Photographs
    Item ID number:
    3641816
    Date:
    1670-1920
    Source:
    Private
    Reference:
    Box number: National Library of Canada
    An old fur press. Fur trade. In Schooling, William, "The Governor and Company of Adventurers...," London, 1920, facing p.26. Half- "The Hudson's Bay 
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