Lethbridge Northern Irrigation District : General map (1931 Edition)

Scope and Content: Boundaries: TP. 7 to 12 and RG. 19 to 26 Shows areas entitled: Macleod Unit, Monarch Unit, Commerce Unit, Albion Ridge Unit, Picture Butte Unit, and Turin Unit Shows location of: Peigan Indian Reserve No. 14, Blood Indian Reserve No. 148, Mud Lake, Willow Creek, Oldman River, Belly River, St. Mary …

Scope and Content: Boundaries: TP. 7 to 12 and RG. 19 to 26 Shows areas entitled: Macleod Unit, Monarch Unit, Commerce Unit, Albion Ridge Unit, Picture Butte Unit, and Turin Unit Shows location of: Peigan Indian Reserve No. 14, Blood Indian Reserve No. 148, Mud Lake, Willow Creek, Oldman River, Belly River, St. Mary R., Little Bow River, Macleod Trail, Canadian Pacific Railway and Claresholm, Woodhouse, Granum, Nolan, Peigan Stowe, Ardenville, Macleod, Pearce, Orton, Wellsville, Monarch, Barons, Keho Lake, Piyami, Nobleford, Kipp, Diamond City, Coalhurst, Lethbridge, Picture Butte, Iron Springs and Turin. Also shows the reservoirs, canals, flumes, headgates, syphons and spill directions associated with each area.

Notes: Class A11. Sheet No.1 of 1. Serial No.1. Scale: 2 miles = 1 inch District boundaries shown by a thick shaded line Operation unit boundaries shown by a thin shaded line Ditch Rider's residence shown by a diamond Water Master's residence shown by a square Drawn by A. Thompson. Date: 1st April, 1931. Approved signature: P.M. Saudish(sp?), Project Manager The total number of poles from W Masters to Macleod and from Peigan to S.S. Bridge at Monarch are tallied in red ink on the lower left portion of the map. A summary of the number of pairs of Cross Arms and side brackets are tallied in black ink on the lower left portion of the map. Various numbers, lines and diagrams also appear in red ink on the map. Written on the back in pencil: Macleod Unit Written on the top left corner in pencil: Mr. Brookes