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  1. Ville de Montréal. Section des archives
  2. Collection Cartes et plans de la Ville de Montréal. [1775?]-1983 (originaux créés entre 1535 et 1983)
  3. Cartes et plans 1874-1920 . - 1875-1983 (originaux créés entre 1874 et 1920)
  4. 1907-4a: Public Works of Canada map showing the proposed Georgian Bay ship canal and the other principal transportation routes from the head of the great lakes via Montreal, New York &c., to Liverpool / Honourable Wm. Pugsley, Minister of Public Works ; A. Gobeil, Deputy minister ; Eug. D. Lafleur, Chief Engineer. - 1907

1907-4a: Public Works of Canada map showing the proposed Georgian Bay ship canal and the other principal transportation routes from the head of the great lakes via Montreal, New York &c., to Liverpool / Honourable Wm. Pugsley, Minister of Public Works ; A. Gobeil, Deputy minister ; Eug. D. Lafleur, Chief Engineer. - 1907

item1907VM066-5-P095

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Ville de Montréal. Section des archives via Archives de Montréal (Ville de Montréal)
Dates
1907 (indexed as 1907)
Level
item
Extent
1 carte : coul. ; 63 x 152 cm, rouleau 71 x 6 cm de diam.
Scope & content
Cette carte présente le projet (non réalisé) de canal navigable entre la baie Georgienne, au nord-est du lac Huron, et la ville de Montréal. Le document couvre le secteur allant du lac Supérieur à l'ouest à la province de Terre-Neuve à l'est. Plusieurs tableaux comparatifs présentent les distances navigables entre différentes locations géographiques selon le chemin traditionnel (nautique ou terrestre) ou la nouvelle voie navigable. A. St-Laurent, Engineer in charge ; R.C. Coutlée, C. Chapleau, District engineers ; Compiled and drawn by L.A. DesRosiers, Chief draughtsman. En anglais. 1907-4a (ancienne cote) et 228-1.
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This is a printed map titled 'Public Works of Canada' showing the proposed Georgian Bay ship canal and other principal transportation routes from the head of the Great Lakes to Liverpool via Montreal and New York. The map shows the Great Lakes in green and shaded blue-green tones, with routes and lines drawn in red across the lands between them and the Atlantic coast, and tables of distances in boxes at the left and lower right. It is a large, horizontal, wide-format cartographic document in muted tan and cream colours.Described automatically by a vision model; may contain mistakes.
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Trade Routes of CanadaTHE PROPOSED GEORGIAN BAY SHIP CANALTHE OTHER PRINCIPAL TRANSPORTATION ROUTESTHE HEART OF THE GREAT LAKESMONTREAL NEW YORKLIVERPOOLThe Head of the Great Lakes via Montreal, New York &c.Read automatically; may contain mistakes.
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