British Columbia and Alaska. Dixon Entrance [cartographic material] / from surveys by Captains F.C. Learmonth, R.N., and J.F. Parry, R.N., and the Officers of H.M. Surveying Ship 'Egeria', 1907-9

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British Columbia and Alaska. Dixon Entrance [cartographic material] / from surveys by Captains F.C. Learmonth, R.N., and J.F. Parry, R.N., and the Officers of H.M. Surveying Ship 'Egeria', 1907-9

Item ID number:

3674247

Hierarchical level:

Item

Date:

11 April 1911, 1930.

Reference:

R11630-3093-4-E, Box number: 2000358355

Item no. (creator):

3754 BA

Local class no.:

10,000s .P5 1801-

Type of material:

Maps and cartographic material

Found in:

Archives / Collections and Fonds

Item ID number:

3674247

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Admiralty charts

British Columbia and Alaska. Dixon Entrance
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Record Information – Details
Date(s):

11 April 1911, 1930.

Place:

London, England:

Place of creation:

England

Publisher:

The Admiralty,

Extent:

1 map : b&w.

Language of material:

English

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Publisher: Purey-Cust, H.E

Surveyor: Parry, John Franklin

Surveyor: Musgrave, P.C

Surveyor: Learmonth, Frederick C
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General Note:

Depths shown by soundings. Head of title: North America - west coast. British Columbia and Alaska. Magnetic variation date 1917. Includes manuscript additions: locations of various signals highlighted; sight lines indicated. Paste-over at Cape Chacon with annotations. New edition 30th May 1921. Bottom right corner: Engraved by Davies & Company. Bottom left corner: Small corrections [to] 1930. Top right corner: 318.29 [printed in 1929]. Segment of nautical chart of part of Norwegian coast pasted to verso.

Statement of responsibility note:

"The soundings in mid-channel by Captain P.C. Musgrave and the Officers of Canadian government ship 'Lillooet', 1909-10"., "Work north of the boundary line from the United States government charts of 1910"., "Additions from surveys by the Hydrographic Survey of Canada, 1914 & 1917".

Cartographic math data:

Scale [ca. 1:166 666].

Dates of creation note:

Published on 11th April 1911, under the superintendence of Rear Admiral H.E. Purey-Cust, with corrections to 1930.

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Dixon Entrance

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Nautical charts - Canada

Nautical charts - Pacific coast (North America)

Nautical charts - United States

Nautical charts - Alaska

Nautical charts - British Columbia

Nautical charts - British Columbia, Pacific coast

Nautical charts - Pacific coast (U.S.)

Nautical charts - North America
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Box [3754 BA 1930] 2000358355

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British Columbia and Alaska. Dixon Entrance [cartographic material] / from surveys by Captains F.C. Learmonth, R.N., and J.F. Parry, R.N., and the Officers of H.M. Surveying Ship 'Egeria', 1907-9

British Columbia and Alaska. Dixon Entrance [cartographic material] / from surveys by Captains F.C. Learmonth, R.N., and J.F. Parry, R.N., and the Officers of H.M. Surveying Ship 'Egeria', 1907-9