Dictionary of altitudes in the Dominion of Canada with a relief map of Canada

James White

Description

i It! Southern Branch of the CaliforniaUniversity of AngelesLos L IForm This book is DUE on the last date stamped below J'C ^^'^^^i4jat Form L-9-15m-8,'24 DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR CLIFFORD SIFTON, MliS'ISTEEHOXOURABLE DICTIONARY OF ALTITUDES CANADADOMINION OF WITH A RELIEF MAP OF F.R.G.S.JAMES WHITE, Geographer ^ ^ "«^^ OTTAWA BY K. DAWSON, FRfNTER TO THE KING'S MOSTPRINTED S. EXCELLENT MAJESTY 1903 65590 CONTENTS Page^ vLetter of Transmittal vuDescription of Authorities ix^ Abbreviation of names of Railways . . 1Altitudes in Alberta/^ 10\ Assiniboia WAthabaska 15British Columbia • • • - 37Franklin 38Keewatin 39 v^ Mackenzie lOv>^ Manitoba •^ 47New Brunswick 57Nova Scotia 64Ontario I'^S—Addenda HIPrince Edward Island 113Quebec^ I'lOSaskatchewan"V-,,^ ^ I'llUngava , 1-12^ Yukon Department of the Interior, Office of Geographer, Ottawa, January 3, 1903. 'Sir,—I have the honour to transmit herewith my report entitled Dictionary of Altitudes in the Dominion of Canada,' accompanied by a relief map of the Dominion, on ' anda scale of 100 miles to one inch. It is supplementary to my Altitudes in Canada,' should have formed Part 2 of that work, but, as its inclusion would have seriously delayed the publication of Part and in view of the demand for such a publication,1, it was evident that the issuance of Part 1 as a complete work was the lesser evil.

Sujets

• Canadá
• Altitude

Informations

• Publié par: les_archives_du_savoir
• Nombre de lectures: 5
• Langue: English
• Poids de l'ouvrage: 11 Mo

Extrait

^ Manitoba •^ 47New Brunswick 57Nova Scotia 64Ontario I'^S—Addenda HIPrince Edward Island 113Quebec^ I'lOSaskatchewan"V-,,^ ^ I'llUngava , 1-12^ Yukon Department of the Interior, Office of Geographer, Ottawa, January 3, 1903. 'Sir,—I have the honour to transmit herewith my report entitled Dictionary of Altitudes in the Dominion of Canada,' accompanied by a relief map of the Dominion, on ' anda scale of 100 miles to one inch. It is supplementary to my Altitudes in Canada,' should have formed Part 2 of that work, but, as its inclusion would have seriously delayed the publication of Part and in view of the demand for such a publication,1, it was evident that the issuance of Part 1 as a complete work was the lesser evil." />

i
It!Southern Branch
of the
CaliforniaUniversity of
AngelesLos
L IFormThis book is DUE on the last date stamped below
J'C
^^'^^^i4jat
Form L-9-15m-8,'24DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
CLIFFORD SIFTON, MliS'ISTEEHOXOURABLE
DICTIONARY OF ALTITUDES
CANADADOMINION OF
WITH A RELIEF MAP OF
F.R.G.S.JAMES WHITE,
Geographer
^ ^
"«^^
OTTAWA
BY K. DAWSON, FRfNTER TO THE KING'S MOSTPRINTED S.
EXCELLENT MAJESTY
1903
65590CONTENTS
Page^
vLetter of Transmittal
vuDescription of Authorities
ix^ Abbreviation of names of Railways . .
1Altitudes in Alberta/^
10\ Assiniboia
WAthabaska
15British Columbia • • • -
37Franklin
38Keewatin
39
v^ Mackenzie
lOv>^ Manitoba
•^ 47New Brunswick
57Nova Scotia
64Ontario
I'^S—Addenda
HIPrince Edward Island
113Quebec^
I'lOSaskatchewan"V-,,^
^ I'llUngava
,
1-12^ Yukon