Prince Edward Island Public Archives and Records Office (contributor)

The map shows the county of St. John in New Brunswick. Shown are harbours, coves, rivers, railroads, towns, and cities. Atlas of the Maritime Provinces of the Dominion of Canada with historical and geological descriptions drawn on the rectangular polyconic projection from the British Admiralty charts, the National Boundary Survey, official plans, railway surveys, latest and mostreliable maps, and new surveys made by the Authors

The map shows the county of Kings in New Brunswick. Shown are rivers, railroads and stations, roads, and lakes. Atlas of the Maritime Provinces of the Dominion of Canada with historical and geological descriptions drawn on the rectangular polyconic projection from the British Admiralty charts, the National Boundary Survey, official plans, railway surveys, latest and mostreliable maps, and new surveys made by the Authors

Plan of Lot 57 (No.153). Selkirk Estate. Shows names of residents, acreage, and land conveyance references. A copy from the plan conveying the Estate to the Government and signed by John Aldous. The map also shows bodies of water such as Newtown River, Portree Creek, roads, and a nautical compass pointing North. Back of map: Working plan of Lot 57. Selkirk. No. 153

Plan of Lot 51 (No.140). The property of Sir Graham G. Montgomery and others. True copy from a survey made in August, 1838, by George Wright. Copied by Jas. Bevan, 1852. Shows names of residents and acreage, roads, bodies of water such as Montague River.