Subject: Canada
Period: 1860 (published)
Publication: Petermann's Geographical Magazine
Color: Hand Color
Size:
17.5 x 9.5 inches
44.5 x 24.1 cm
Very detailed charts that fit together to form a contiguous illustration from Victoria, BC, to Lake Nipigon. In size, they are about two-thirds of Palliser's large and virtually unobtainable map and were published about three years earlier. The western map shows the disputed boundary claim vicinity of the San Juan Islands and the route of Palliser. The eastern sheet shows the routes of the named explorers and would have a significant impact on the settlement of south central Canada. Finely engraved with mountains shown via hachure. Engraved line and hand coloring delineates the routes of Capt. John Palliser, Dr. James Hector, Capt. T.W. Blankiston, and the Red River expedition. Legend locates creeks, camps, portages, rapids, and more.
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Condition: A
Pressed and backed with archival tissue. With original hand coloring in outline. Hint of toning in former along a fold, still very good.