Map of the central portion of British Columbia compiled and drawn by direction of the Honorable F.G. Vernon, Chief Commissioner of Lands and Works
Victoria, B.C.
1892
Gotfred Jorgensen, Draughtsman.
Note along the South Fork of the Fraser River:
From the Grand Rapids to Cranberry River (185 miles) the South Fork might be navigated by steamers of light draft. The fall, 2 feet to a mile, is nearly uniform.
Note at Tête Jaune Cache: Iroquois I. Vill.
This map includes:
Canoe River
North Thompson River
Albreda Lake
Committee Punch Bowl
Boat Encampment
Wood River
Columbia River
Kinbasket Lake
Bad River (James Creek)
Baptiste River
Bear River
Brûlé Lake [as “Burnt Lake”]
Cariboo District
Cowdung Lake
Cranberry Lake
Fort George
Grand Fork
Henry House
Jarvis Cache
Jasper House
Jasper Lake
Little Smoky River (Athabasca0
Maligne River
Miette River
Moose Lake
Moose River
North Branch of North Fork Fraser River
Fraser River North Fork
Parsnip River
Rau’ Shuswap [as “Rau Shuswap R.”]
Shuswap River [as “Rau Shuswap R.”]
Small Creek [as “Small R.”]
Smoky River
Snake Indian River
South Branch of North Fork Fraser River
Tête Jaune Cache [Note: Iroquois I. Vill]
Wapiti River
Whirlpool River
Willow River
Canoe River
North Thompson River
Albreda Lake
Committee Punch Bowl
Boat Encampment
Wood River
Columbia River
Kinbasket Lake
Bad River (James Creek)
Baptiste River
Bear River
Brûlé Lake [as “Burnt Lake”]
Cariboo District
Cowdung Lake
Cranberry Lake
Fort George
Grand Fork
Henry House
Jarvis Cache
Jasper House
Jasper Lake
Little Smoky River (Athabasca0
Maligne River
Miette River
Moose Lake
Moose River
North Branch of North Fork Fraser River
Fraser River North Fork
Parsnip River
Rau’ Shuswap [as “Rau Shuswap R.”]
Shuswap River [as “Rau Shuswap R.”]
Small Creek [as “Small R.”]
Smoky River
Snake Indian River
South Branch of North Fork Fraser River
Tête Jaune Cache [Note: Iroquois I. Vill]
Wapiti River
Whirlpool River
Willow River