Shawinigan : réseau hydro-électrique, pouvoirs d'eau, barrages, industries, ..... / Reproduction d'Edgar Gariépy. - [19-?]

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Ville de Montréal. Section des archives via Archives de Montréal (Ville de Montréal)

Dates

[19-?] (indexed as 1900–2019)

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item

Extent

1 photographie : négatif sur verre au gélatino-bromure; 8,2 x 10,1 cm.

Scope & content

Photographie d'un diagramme dessiné sur une carte du Canada et fournissant des informations sur la puissance des centrales électriques à travers le pays. La pièce porte la cote G-2786.

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Map

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A black-and-white reproduction of a map titled "Electric Plants in Canada" from the Commission of Conservation, with bar diagrams drawn over a outline map of Canada. Hatched and cross-hatched vertical bars mark the capacity of hydraulic, steam and internal combustion plants by longitude, with the tallest bars in Quebec and Ontario and a horizontal scale of horsepower at the right. Place names such as Vancouver, Winnipeg, Toronto, Montreal, Ottawa and Halifax are printed on the map, and a legend and explanatory note appear in the upper area.Described automatically by a vision model; may contain mistakes.

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Commission of ConservationCanadaELECTRIC PLANTSINHydraulic Plants, CapacitySteam Plants, CapacityInternal Combustion Engines, CapacityVertical Scale, 1 inch = 160,000 hp.The diagrams show the aggregate capacity of the electric plants in the various areas, each of which includes 5 degrees of longitude. Thus, the most easterly indicates the capacity of all electric plants in Canada between longitude 60°W. and 65°W.; the second the capacity of plants between longitudes 65° and 70° etc.The diagrams indicate the great importance of St. Maurice, St. Lawrence and Niagara powers.Horse-powerBRITISHCOLUMBIAALBERTASASKATCHEWANMANITOBAHUDSON BAYONTARIOQUEBECEdmontonCalgaryReginaWinnipegVancouverVictoriaOttawaMontrealTorontoHamiltonNiagara FallsSt. JohnP.E.I.HalifaxThe diagrams show the aggregate capacity of the electric plants in the various areas, each of which includes 5 degrees of longitude. Thus, the most easterly indicates the capacity of all electric plants in Canada between longitude 60W and 65W; the second the capacity of plants between longitudes 65 and 70 etc.Read automatically; may contain mistakes.

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2026-10-15T15:38:08Z · source datestamp n/a · ead

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