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Map of part of the Valley of Red River : North of the 49th parallel to accompany a report on the Canadian Red River Exploring Expedition.

Description: Map shows settlements, roads, Native American villages, and structures along the course of the Red River [of the North] and its tributaries between Pembina in Dakota Territory/St. Vincent, Minnesota and Lake Winnepeg; tributaries to the Red River and marshes, prairies, vegetation, and terrain along its watershed; strata and geological composition in cross sections; continuation and overview of the Assinniboine River and Roseau River in insets. Includes dates of flooding and additional notes. In… more
Date: [1857..1877]
Creator: Hind, Henry Youle, 1823-1908
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Partner: University of Texas at Arlington Library

[Maps of Canadian Territories and Cities]

Description: Map shows late nineteenth century northwest Canada provinces, districts, counties, cities and towns; railroads, Native American reservations, lakes, and rivers. Includes indexes and populations statistics. Inset: "North-western part of Ontario." Relief shown by hachures. Scales [ca. 1:2,534,000], [ca. 1:2,172,000], [ca. 1:2,304,000], and [ca. 1:1,690,000].
Date: [1880..1900]
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Partner: University of Texas at Arlington Library

Manitoba.

Description: Map shows railroads, counties, roads, trails, marshland, lakes, rivers, mountains, township grid, towns, and proposed Native American reserves. Relief shown by hachures and spot heights. Scale not given.
Date: 1881
Creator: Rand McNally and Company
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Partner: University of Texas at Arlington Library

Manitoba.

Description: Map shows early twentieth century Manitoba, Canada major cities and towns, lakes, and existent or proposed railroads. Includes distances from ports. Scale [ca. 1:10,700,000].
Date: [1912..1927]
Creator: C.S. Hammond & Company
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Partner: University of Texas at Arlington Library
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