Alberta. Former fur trade post and railway point
34 km NE of Jasper on Canadian National Railway
53.1383 N 117.9806 W — Map 083F04 — Google — GeoHack
Not currently an official name.
34 km NE of Jasper on Canadian National Railway
53.1383 N 117.9806 W — Map 083F04 — Google — GeoHack
Not currently an official name.
40 miles east of the Yellowhead Pass on the Canadian National Railway
This former fur trade post and railway point appears on:
Milton and Cheadle’s map 1865
Trutch’s map of BC 1871
Hanington’s map Smoky River Pass 1875
Tolmie and Dawson map Indian Tribes of BC 1884
Frederick Talbot’s map GTP 1910
Collie’s map Yellowhead Pass 1912
Grand Trunk Pacific Railway ticket 1914
Grand Trunk Pacific Railway stations
Milton and Cheadle’s map 1865
Trutch’s map of BC 1871
Hanington’s map Smoky River Pass 1875
Tolmie and Dawson map Indian Tribes of BC 1884
Frederick Talbot’s map GTP 1910
Collie’s map Yellowhead Pass 1912
Grand Trunk Pacific Railway ticket 1914
Grand Trunk Pacific Railway stations
Jasper House East Side Rocky Mountains
Paul Kane. Field sketch, November 7, 1847
Wikipedia
Also called ”Jasper’s House.”
References:
- Kane, Paul [1810–1871]. Wanderings of an artist among the Indians of North America. From Canada to Vancouver’s Island and Oregon through the Hudson’s Bay Company’s territory and back again. London: Longman, Brown, 1859. Internet Archive