East coast of Newfoundland. Cape Bonavista to Bay Bulls including Trinity & Conception Bays [cartographic material] / surveyed by Captn. Orlebar & Staff Comr. J.H. Kerr R.N., 1867

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East coast of Newfoundland. Cape Bonavista to Bay Bulls including Trinity & Conception Bays [cartographic material] / surveyed by Captn. Orlebar & Staff Comr. J.H. Kerr R.N., 1867

Item ID number:

3663946

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Date:

10 Feb. 1868, 1869.

Reference:

R11630-544-7-E

Item no. (creator):

296 BA

Type of material:

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Item ID number:

3663946

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East coast of Newfoundland. Cape Bonavista to Bay Bulls including Trinity & Conception Bays
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Date(s):

10 Feb. 1868, 1869.

Place:

London, England:

Place of creation:

England

Publisher:

The Admiralty,

Extent:

1 map : b&w.

Language of material:

English

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View: Cape Bonavista lighthouse.
View: View from Kelp Rock near Young Harry.
View A: Marks for clearing dangers off Hants Head.
View B: Baccalieu lighthouse.
View C: Bay Verd Hd. to Baccalieu Id. lighthouse.
View D: Cape Spear to Cape St. Francis.

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Richards, George Henry, Captain, 1819-1896

Cartographer: Stafford, H. (Hydrographic Office)

Engraver: Davies, Bryer & Co

Surveyor: Orlebar, John 1810-1891

Surveyor: Maxwell, W.F

Surveyor: Scarnell, W.L

Surveyor: Kerr, J.H

Surveyor: Robinson, G

Surveyor: Hancock, J

Surveyor: Carey, E. A

Surveyor: DesBrisay, Thomas

Surveyor: Hyndman, Commander
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General Note:

Depths shown by soundings.
Magnetic variation date 1867.
Corrections May 1868, April [18]69. [Small corrections to] X.[18]69.
Includes manuscript additions.
Head of title: North America.
Bottom right corner: Engraved by Davies, Bryer & Co.
Former PAC no. 324

Statement of responsibility note:

Drawn for engraving by H. Stafford, Hyd. Off.
Orlebar and Kerr "assisted by Commr. Hancock, Messrs. Carey, Des Brisay & Hyndman R.N. and W.L. Scarnell, G. Robinson & W.F. Maxwell, Navigating Lieuts, R.N."

Dates of creation note:

Published on 10th February 1868 with corrections to 1869.

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Newfoundland. Cape Bonavista to Bay Bulls including Trinity & Conception Bays

North America. East coast of Newfoundland. Cape Bonavista to Bay Bulls including Trinity & Conception Bays
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Nautical charts - Atlantic coast (North America)

Nautical charts - Atlantic coast (Canada)

Nautical charts - Canada
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East coast of Newfoundland. Cape Bonavista to Bay Bulls including Trinity & Conception Bays [cartographic material] / surveyed by Captn. Orlebar & Staff Comr. J.H. Kerr R.N., 1867

East coast of Newfoundland. Cape Bonavista to Bay Bulls including Trinity & Conception Bays [cartographic material] / surveyed by Captn. Orlebar & Staff Comr. J.H. Kerr R.N., 1867