| Title Proper |
Plan of Île Saint-Jean
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| Subtitle |
The Island of Saint John
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| Description |
Plan of Ile Saint-Jean / the Island of Saint John. The map shows Prince Edward Island and a portion of the mainland. It identifies settlements, bays, harbours, rivers and islands. Sandy areas are shown with stippling. Most of the island appears to be forested, as indicated by green colouring and small illustrations of trees. Patchwork parcels of blue, pink or orange lines indicate settled land. The areas of greatest settlement appear at the Village of Midaick northwest of Malpeque Bay, the Village of St. Peters and the region around the West, North and Hillsborough Rivers and Hillsborough Bay. Roads are shown. The map shows four churches and the fort at Fort Amherst/Port la Joye. Bodies of water are coloured or outlined blue. Depths are indicated by soundings in fathoms. The maps has a north arrow and a bar scale showing miles and leagues.
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| Access Condition |
This material is provided for research, education, and private use only. For all other uses, please contact the Public Archives and Records Office of Prince Edward Island. All responsibilities for copyright are the responsibility of the user.
This material is provided for research, education and private use only. Commercial use of this work is strictly prohibited. Attribution for use must be provided as follows: "Digital reproduction from the W. K. Morrison Special Collection of the J. B. Hall Library at the NSCC Centre of Geographic Sciences" and link to the original record. For use other than research, education or private uses please contact the <a href="mailto:[email protected]?subject=W. K. Morrison Special Collection">J. B. Hall Library</a> at the NSCC Centre of Geographic Sciences.
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| Physical Location |
Public Archives and Records Office of P.E.I.
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| Public Archives Number |
0450
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| Contributors |
Cartographer: Hebert, W. I.
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| Details |
The map shows Prince Edward Island and a portion of the mainland. It identifies settlements, bays, harbours, rivers and islands. Sandy areas are shown with stippling. Most of the island appears to be forested, as indicated by green colouring and small illustrations of trees. Patchwork parcels of blue, pink or orange lines indicate settled land. The areas of greatest settlement appear at the Village of Midaick northwest of Malpeque Bay, the Village of St. Peters and the region around the West, North and Hillsborough Rivers and Hillsborough Bay. Roads are shown. The map shows four churches and the fort at Fort Amherst/Port la Joye. Bodies of water are coloured or outlined blue. Depths are indicated by soundings in fathoms. The maps has a north arrow and a bar scale showing miles and leagues.
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| Date Created |
1760
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| Date (Other) |
1760 (year approximate)
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| Extent |
1 ms. map: col.; 65.5 x 38 cm. (area bounded by neat lines); Canvas size: 72 x 45 cm.
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| Physical Description |
Paper map on cloth backing on paper (3 layers). The map has cracks. The most significant are across the horizontal and vertical centres, where it appears that the map was once folded. Some small pieces of the paper map are missing from the support, but there is little loss of data. The map has some warping.
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| Scale |
2 leagues/inch; 6 miles/inch
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