The railway and steamboat routes in British North America [microform] : accompanied by a table showing the cities, towns and villages, alphabetically arranged : and giving the distance from each place to the nearest station or port

Crossby P. A. (Peter Alfred) B. 1842

Sujets

• Chemin de Fer
• Rail transport

Informations

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

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*— — Ent«red according to ofAct PsrUament, In the yearone thousand eight hundred and^^^ ierentx-three, byJOBW hOYBhh, in tho office of the Mlalrter of Agriculture a&i Statiatica of the Dominion of CKoadft. CI INDEX TO THE FOLLOWING EOUTES. I8T3 •' .• ' i h RAILWAYS. Grand Montreal.Trunk, West of Aa Ab Ac Ad Ao Af As B Bn Bb Bo Bd Be C Cn\ D Da B Ea F O Oa H Ha Hb I J K L RAILROAD ANDKEY TO THE STEAMBOAT ROUTES IN THE DOMINIOK OF CANADA AND NEWFOUNDLAND, Showinpf aU the places, with their distances, on each; also all the Routes in the Uiiilcd States with wliich those in the Dominion connect. The means of cities bcin?transfiort witii the chief very frequent, no direct connections in to them require to be noticed.regard Railway' Routes are clcsi,!jii:it(!(l hy letters Steamboat; Rotites by numbers. Grand Trunk Railway, fromITIONTREAL westwardA.—By to— MILKS . — . . ——— — ; KEY TO TABLE OF ROUTES. (Portland division Grand Trunk Railway) from southwardAb.— RICHjUOND to "Wiiidsor 10 Watcrville 85 Bonndary Lino . . 54 Mechanic Falls... 185 Brorupton Falls... IM Coniptou 38 I." />

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Eailway and Steamboat Eoutes
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BRITISH NORTH AMERICA;
ACCOMPAMISD BY
A. TA.BL,E,
SHOWING THE CITIES, TOWNS AND VILLAGES,
ALPHABETICALLY ARRANGED, ^' ! .;
AND GIVINa THE DISTANCE FROM EACH PLACE TO THE NEAREST
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- STATION T. OR PORT.
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BY P. A. CROSSBY.
JOHN LOVELL, PUBLISHER ST.g-;;;; NICHOLAS STREET;
JOHN LOVELL & SONS, PUBLISHERS,..v" LAKE SHORE PR]
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Ent«red according to ofAct PsrUament, In the yearone thousand eight hundred and^^^ ierentx-three, byJOBW
hOYBhh, in tho office of the Mlalrter of Agriculture a&i Statiatica of the Dominion of CKoadft.CI INDEX TO THE FOLLOWING EOUTES.
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RAILWAYS.
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LRAILROAD ANDKEY TO THE STEAMBOAT ROUTES
IN THE
DOMINIOK OF CANADA AND NEWFOUNDLAND,
Showinpf aU the places, with their distances, on each; also all the Routes in the
Uiiilcd States with wliich those in the Dominion connect. The means of
cities bcin?transfiort witii the chief very frequent, no direct connections in
to them require to be noticed.regard
Railway' Routes are clcsi,!jii:it(!(l hy letters Steamboat; Rotites by numbers.
Grand Trunk Railway, fromITIONTREAL westwardA.—By to—
MILKS. — . . ——— — ;
KEY TO TABLE OF ROUTES.
(Portland division Grand Trunk Railway) from southwardAb.— RICHjUOND to
"Wiiidsor 10 Watcrville 85 Bonndary Lino . . 54 Mechanic Falls... 185
Brorupton Falls... IM Coniptou 38 I.-livnd i'ond 72 Divnvillo Junction lf)5
Shorbrooko 2.> lUchby 42 Uorham 150 Portland 221
Lennoxvillc 28 Coaticook AG
main line at Richmond S at Lonnoxville Maine CentralConnects with ; ; Railway (for Bangor,
European and Northwhere it connects with the American Railway for St. John, N.B.) at Divavillo
Junction; Portland and Oxford Central Railway at Mechanic Falls; and at Portland with
Railways and from Boston and New York, Steamers to and from St. Jolin, N.B., andto Halifax,
Allan lino of Steamers. Will alsoN.3. ; and, in winter, the connect with Zf now constructing.
Rivers branch Grand Trunk Railway) fromAc»—(Three ARTHABASKA. north-
wardto—
Walker's Cutting. 4 I Aston 18 I St. Gr6{?oir6 .SI I Three Rivers (by
Bulstrode 11 St. C61estin 25 Douctt's 35 ferry)
| j | 37
Arthabaska.Connects with the main line at
(Champlain division Grand Trunk Railway) from southwardAd*— JTIONTREAIi to
Lacadie Ifct. Lambert 7 I 20 Grande Ligne 33 I Lacolle 44
12|st.JohnsBroBseau's 27 | Stottsville 3!) j Rouse's Point 60
Connects withP and at St. Johns; and with Vermont Cenr.ralRailwayand Lake Champlain<^
at Rouse's Point.Steamers
(Lachine and Province Line division Grand Tnmk Railway) fromA6» MONTREAIj—
southward to
St. R6mi 21 Hughes' 28 Hemmingford .... 36Lachine 8
10 La Pigeonni&re. 25 Johnson's 32 Province Line.... 40Caughnawaga .... ..
St. Isidore 15
Connects with 1 6 at Lachine, and with the Montreal and Plattsburgh Railway at2) 5)j
Province Line.
(Buffalo division GrandTnmk Railway) fromBUFFAliO northwestward toAf.—
FortErie 2 Cook's 51 Richwood 89 Sebringville 120
Bertie 9 Caledonia... 59 Druuibo 92 Mitchell 128
Port Colbomo.... 19 Middleport 65 Bright 97 Carron Brook 133
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Wainfleet 25 Onondaga G8 llatho 10;) Seaforth 139
Feeder .32 Cainsville 72 Tavistock 107 Clinton 14.S
Dunnville 38 Brantford 76 Stratford 115 Goderich 160
Canficld 46 Paris 84
Connects with New York Central and Erie Railways at Buffalo I at Port Colbome ; Be
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at Canticld Za at Caledonia at Brantford at Paris at Stratford andandH ; ; Be ; B ; A ;
Inverhuron,Steamers for Kincardine, Port Elgin, and Southampton ; and for North Shore
Ports of Lake Huron and Lakn Superior, and for Duluth, at Goderich.
Trunk Railway)AK.~(London branch Grand from ST. MARY'S southward to
;Thorndale 12, London 23 miles.
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at London.Connects withJ
Great Western Railway, fromB.—By SUSPFIVSION BRIDGG westward to—
St. David's 2 Copetown .... 55 Ingersoll 100 Thamesville 168
Meritton Junction Lynden 69 Dorchester 110 Lewisville 174
(late Thorold).. 9 Harrisburg. . 62 Waubuno 113 Vosburg 178
St. Catharines. .. 11 Pux'is 72 London 119 Chatham 180
Jordan 17 Princeton . . 79 Komoka 129 Baptibte Creek... 198
Beamsville 22 Goble'a (late Ar- Mount Brydges... 134 Stonoy Point 203
Grimsby 27 nold's) 81 Longwood 140 Rochester 210
Governor'sWinona 32 Road. 84 Appin 145 Belle River 212
KastwoodStoneyCreek 37 86 Glencoe 160 Tecumseh 221
Woodstock 91Hamilton 43 Newbury l^G Windsor 229
BeachvilleDandas 49 96 Bothwell 161 Detroit 230
CentxaConnectswithNew York «Bd ErieRailroads at SuspensionBridge at St. Catharines; IJ — — —— —
KEY TO TABLE OP ROUTES.
and at Hamilton at Paris J at London at QlencoeZa 1 ; Af ; ; Bo ; and Michigan Central,
Detroit and Wilwankee, and Michigan Sonthcrn llailways at Detroit.
(Toronto branch Great Western Railway) fromTORONTO southwestwardBa,— to—
Miniiro Oakvillo 22 W^lllnorton7 | Siiuaro 32 Hamilton 39
Bronto . 2UPort Credit 14 | Waterdown 85
Connectswith D, and 1 at Toronto and main line andA) E), F, ; Za at Hamilton.
branch Great Western Railway) from westwardBb.—(Sarni£t IjONDON to
Watford 3:1KoTiioVa 10 Wyoming 45 ]\Ianilaurain. ai
20Ftnitlirny Wanstead 42 i'etrolia Junction. 4U >Saruia CI
Kerwood. 2(>
Avith main lino at London branch line forConnects ; Petrolia at Wyoming and at Samia.
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ofAlso, with daily lino Steamers between Sarnia and the following jjoints—Cornnna, Moore-
toM'n, Sombra, Walla?cburg, Baby's Point and St. Clair ; Marine City, Lexington, Saginaw and
Bay City and tri-weokly, to Goderich, Bayfield and Kincardine and weekly
; ; to all points on
Michigan and Superior.Lakes Huron,
(Canada Air Line, Great Western Railway) from BUPFAIjO westward toBe.—
Fort Erie 3 Canfleld Junction 4fiJ Nicksville 81 Aylmcr 112i
Stcvoiisville 12 Cavuiia 53 Delhi t;e St,. Thomaa 122^
Welliind Junction. Xolle's Corners. . . . Courtland !):I3 Thames River....1375M.i21
Wclland Canifl... 22 Jarvis fitii Tilsonburg J)7 Glencoe 160
Mar=liviiie Simcoo Corinth ....10430^ TT.J
and Erie railways at Buffalo Welland .JunctionConnects with New York Central ; I at ; Af
Canfleld Junction at Jarvis H andJ at St. Thomas andwith themain line at Glencoe.at ; Za ; ;
Western Railway)from southward to(Petrolia branchGreat WYOMINGBd.—
Petrolia Junction 1, Petrolia 6 miles.
Connects withmain line at Wyoming.
—(Brantford branch Great WesternRailway) fromIIARRISBURG southward toBe.
miles.Brantford, 8
and Brantford.Connects with the main line at Harrisburg, Afat
Wellington, Grey and Bruce Railway, fromHARRISBURG northward to—C—By
41 Moorefield 63 Walkerton 97Ei'anchton 6 Elora
43 Palmerston 70 Dwnlield 102vialt ->••.•....•. 12 Fer,:^us
4t) Harriston 7(5 I'inkerton 106Preston l(i Alma
55 ClifTord 82 Paisley 112Hespoler 1!) Gokl.stone
6!) Mildmay 91 Port Elgin 125Guelph 27 Drayton
Soathampton 129
at Palmerston at Harriston andLakeaConnectswith at Harrisburg A at Guelph ;Ca ;E ;B ;
Steamers at Southampton.Huron andSuperior
Railway, South Extension,) from(Wellington, Grey and Bruce PAIilTIERSTONCa.—
northward to
Gowanstown Ethel Wingham .38 Huron 53bS 21f
Li.stowel i) Ahileyville Lucknow 50 Kincardine27.i 66^
Bluevale 34Newry 14i|
main line at Palmerston.Connects with the
Railway of Canada, fromTORONTO northward to—D.—By Northern sv
Davenport 6 Holland Landing. 38 Allendale 63 Stayner 85
Weston 8 Bradford 41 Barric 64 Batteaux 91
Thornhill 14 8 anlcms 44 Harrison's 68 Collingwood. 94
Richmond Hill... 18 Gilford 49 Utopia 71 Craigleith 100
King 22 Li'froy 62 Angus 73 Thornbury 107
63Aurora 30 Bell Ewart New Lowell 78 Meaford 115
Kewmarket 34 Bramley 66
and at Toronto atConnects'with A, Ba, £, F, , 8 9 ; 13 Bell Ewart ; Maskoka branch1
itt Allendale and and 17 at Colling^vood.; 15)16
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KEY TO TABLE OF ROUTES.
(lliiskoka branch Northern Railway) from ALIilJ^NDALE eastward to—Da.—
Ilawkstone 15 Orlllia 2SBarrio l|Gowan.... 7 | |
Connont3 with at Orillia; alao, with Steamers to Washago, and Stage to Oravenhurst,O
Bracebridgo and I'arry Sound.
E.— Toronto, Oroy and Bruco Railway, fromTORONTO northwestward toBy
Woiton 9 MonoRoad i>'2 Luther 61 aorrie 102
Hr.itili-rSummit.. l!i Chiirlo^ton 41 Artlinr 7:5 Wroxeter 105
WofMlbridjjo Alton 4(! Konlhvorth 73 Ll.^adel 10!)ICi
'21Kliu?!l)urj; Onumcvillo 40 Mount Forest 8:! T<•o^wat(!r 120
Bolton (Albion).. 27 Amaranth 6'i llarriston 87 Kincardine 143
Connects with and at Toronto branch to OwenSound at OrangovilloA, Ba, D^ F^ , 8 9 ;1
and O at llarriston.
(Owen Sound Bruco Railway) fromEa.— branch Toronto, Grey and ORANGEVIIjLK
northward to
Chatsworth CO Rockford C5Shclburno L'ii Fleshorton .17
4:) WilliauLsford 5:t SoundDunda