Recherche dans la collection - Plan of Kingston and its vicinity. The shores and measures by Lieutenant A.T.E. Vidal Royal N. Under the direction of Captain Wm. Fitz Wm. Owen R.N.: The town and works from a survey by Lieut. H.L. Renny, Rl. Engineers, and the soundings, by Actg. Lieut. Wm. Bayfield Royal Navy. signed W.F.W. Owen Captn. dated Kingston 14 June 1816. Copied by L. Pereira March 1908. [cartographic material]

Continuation of the Cataraqui to the Mills; 21.2 x 9.0; 1:6,000. Plan of Point Frederick with the proposed alterations for the dock-yard establishment (coloured); 38.5 x 21.2; 1:2,880.
The map shows the military buildings blocked in as well as the depth of water in the Cataraqui River and surrounding waters. An interesting feature of the map is that it and its makers became part of the Hydrographic Survey of the Great Lakes and the St. Lawrence which was completed in 1856. (Harris, "Hydrographic Survey" Historic Kingston) The map bears the Board of Ordnance stamp.
Harris, Robin (1965) "Hydrographic Survey of the Great Lakes and the St. Lawrence" Historic Kingston 14:24-39. Holmden, Catalogue, no. 1805.

Scale 1:6,000

The microfiche version is NMC11378, 83948 (part)