Map of Waterton Lakes Park Alberta : From photographic surveys by M.P. Bridgland, D.L.S. and A.O. Wheeler, B.C.L.S.

Scope and Content: Boundaries: Dry Fork to Pass Cr. and North Kootenay Pass to Glenns Lake Shows Areas entitled: Blood Indian Reserve Timber Limit A Shows Location of: Rg, 1-4, 29-30; Tp. 1-6; Fifth Meridian; International Boundary; Boundary between Alberta and British Columbia; Kootenay and Alberta Railway; Parks …

Scope and Content: Boundaries: Dry Fork to Pass Cr. and North Kootenay Pass to Glenns Lake Shows Areas entitled: Blood Indian Reserve Timber Limit A Shows Location of: Rg, 1-4, 29-30; Tp. 1-6; Fifth Meridian; International Boundary; Boundary between Alberta and British Columbia; Kootenay and Alberta Railway; Parks Office; Waterton Mills; Beaver Mines, Mountain Mill; Dry Fork; Twin Butte; Agassiz Glacier; Wilson Lewis Range; Bosporus Channel, Dardanelles Channel; Caches; Oil Wells, Cabins; Mountains; Peaks; Hills; Passes; Bluffs; Ridges; Lakes; Creeks; Brooks; References include: Triangulation and Camera Stations, Roads, Trails

Notes: Scale 1:100,000 or 1.58 miles to 1 inch (Scale shown in miles and kilometres) Contour interval 100 feet Datum is mean sea level Drawn and Printed at the Surveyor General's Office, Ottawa, Canada Jan 1918 Stamped with Department of the Interior Canada Honorable A. Meighen. Minister W. W. Cory. Deputy Minister Area marked in pencil entitled "Present Boundary" and area marked in pen entitled "to be taken out"