MG 31 - Maps and Charts
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This is a collection of original and previously published maps and charts.
Blackwater Valley Forest Service Map 1948
Description:
Maps: Blackwater Valley Forest Service Map, ca. 1948. This hand-painted linen map identifies different types of timber in the Blackwater area. This map is an example of Timber Cruiser field work.
Date of Archive:
1948
Accession #:
011.42
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Squamish Forest District - Aerial
Description:
Maps: Aerial Map [Photograph] of the Squamish Forest District - ca. 1980-1990's.
Date of Archive:
ca. 1980-1990
Accession #:
011.42
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Valley Ranch 1967
Description:
Maps - This map is from a series of maps donated by Larry Cosulich. They originally belonged to his father John who served on the Pemberton Valley Dyking District Board in the 1970's. The maps are rolled and show signs of wear and tear. This is a planning map titled "Valley Ranch" for the proposed development of Texas Creek Farms [Dr. Dill's former lands - today known as 'Riverlands']. The map was created by Philips Tattersfield and Associates. The proposed development did not occur - ca. 1967.
Date of Archive:
1967
Accession #:
011.44
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