Recherche dans la collection - Geological map of Newfoundland [cartographic material] by Alexr. Murray, Esqre F.G.S., assisted by Jas. P. Howley ; drawn by Robt. Barlow, draughtsman to the Geological Survey of Canada

Includes legend.
Includes 5 cross sections with a vertical & horiztonal scale 4 miles to 1 inch.
Includes note in upper left corner explaining green color depicted on map. " The parts coloured green represent the tracts now known to be more or less fit for settlement. The blue dotted parts show where pine exists. The more important mineral lands can be followed out upon the coloured gelogiclical map. There are vast tracts of marsh land also in the mean time not delineated, which might be brought into cultivation, and would probably be found well adapted for raising hay or for grazing purposes " signed Alexr. Murray
Engraved at Stanford's Geological Establishment, 55 Charing Cross, London.

Scale [ca. 1:1 584 000]

The microfiche version is NMC 34167

Formerly stored as a VI. Paper band is still attached to map.

for other versions see: 1873 Mikan 3932682 (NMC 11782) ; 1875 (Mikan 3932059 (NMC 26106) ; 1875 Mikan 3932071 (NMC 23747) ; [1873] Mikan 3934040 (NMC 34166)