Cranbrook - Lethbridge : British Columbia - Alberta - Collections

Scope and Content: Boundaries: 48 to 50 degrees latitude (N) and 112 to 116 degrees longitude (W). Reference includes: Boundary international, provincial or state, township and national park; Railway steam, double track and single track; Abandoned railway grade; Main highways with route numbers; Secondary roads; Mars…

Creator: Canada Department of Mines and Technical Surveys, Surveys and Mapping Branch

Scope and Content: Boundaries: 48 to 50 degrees latitude (N) and 112 to 116 degrees longitude (W). Reference includes: Boundary international, provincial or state, township and national park; Railway steam, double track and single track; Abandoned railway grade; Main highways with route numbers; Secondary roads; Marsh or swamp; Non-permanent lake; Glacier; Cities and large towns; Towns and villages; Mine; Height in feet; Lookout tower with and without telephone; Ranger cabin with and without telephone.

Notes: National Topographic Series Second Edition Sheet 82 S.E. Scale 8 miles to 1 inch or 1:506,880 NOTE: Grid squares may be drawn on this map by joining the corresponding divisions shown along the outer border. The even number of the squares are given along the outer border. Compiled, drawn and printed at the office of the SURVEYOR GENERAL AND CHIEF, HYDROGRAPHIC SERVICE, Ottawa, 1938. Reprinted with corrections at the Surveys and Mapping Branch, Ottawa, 1950. Also included on the map are: Sheet Index map, Altitude Tints graphic (Datum is mean sea level) and The Variation of the Compass Needle, January, 1949 map and explanatory notes. Copies may be obtained from the Map Distribution Office, Department of Mines and Technical Surveys, Ottawa. Price 25 cents. Notation "Claresholm" written in pencil at the top of the map.