North America
London, Published by Orr and Smith,
Amen Corner, Paternoster Row.
Drawn and engraved by J. Dower, Pentonville, London

Map 37 of A New General Atlas of the World, from Drawings made Expressly for this Work, by John Dower. Published by Henry Teesdale & Co., 1832

Creator: John James Dower [1825–1901]

British Columbia.
Reduced copy of the map referred to in
the Despatch of Governor Douglas
Dated 16 July 1861.

Showing roads, proposed route for steam navigation and supposed Auriferous Ridge or Watershed. 24 miles to one inch. John A. Arrowsmith [1790–1873], London. Lithographed.

The latest accounts from Cariboo confirm the former reports of its vast auriferous wealth. About 1500 men are supposed to be congregated in those Mines, and the number is continually augmented by the arrival of fresh bodies of Miners [1].

Upstream of the big bend on the Fraser are indicated these places: Canon Creek, McDonnell Pass, Antler Creek, Cunningham Creek, Swamp River, Brate (?) Creek.

Buffalo Dung Lake is shown in the Athabasca drainage.

Aboriginal map
of
North America,
denoting the boundaries
and the locations of various Indian tribes.
Select Committee … on the Hudson’s Bay Company.
Ordered by the House of Commons to be Printed 31st July & 11th August 1857.
John Arrowsmith, 1857

Map of the Company’s Territory

From The Great Company. Being a History of the Honourable Company of Merchants-Adventurers Trading Into Hudson’s Bay by Henry Beckles Willson [1869–1942].

Cited as map number 6 in Voorhis [1].

General Map
of the Northwestern Part of the
Dominion of Canada
Compiled from observations & surveys by the Topographical Branch of the Dept of the Interior; Maps of the International Boundary Survey (Dept of the Interior); Maps of exploratory surveys by the Geological Survey Dept; Admiralty charts of polar regions; general chart of Alaska by U.S. Coast Survey (pub’d June 1897); official maps of British Columbia (pub’d in 1895) and other authentic documents.

Published by authority of The Hon. Clifford Sifton, Q.C. M.P., Minister of the Interior, December 1898

Map number 35 in Vooris [1].