A Rough Tracing of Part of British Columbia from the Columbia River to Fraser River &c. from one in the profession of the Hudson Bay Co. ...

• Main Author: Hudson's Bay Company
• Format: Still Image
• Language: English
• Published: University of Victoria Libraries 2020
• Subjects: lakes; relief; rivers; streams; land cover; settlements; forts; creeks; Hudson Bay; Hudson; Fraser River; Mount Baker; Elk River; Fort Hope
• Online Access: https://dx.doi.org/10.58066/d9hf-n075; http://vault.library.uvic.ca/concern/generic_works/3350d15d-7a5e-4bbe-9334-1e8f123c81fa

A map by an Hudson's Bay Company employee with many place names and relief marks, sketches, and notes to show land cover. Starting with the southern tip of Vancouver Island in the bottom left of the map, over to Mount Baker, and then Fort Okonagan and the Okonagan and Columbia Rivers in the bottom right of the map. The Columbia River runs up the right side of the map going past Fort Shepherd and up to Canoe and Fraser Rivers and Athabaska or Red Deer or Elk River in the top right of the map. The top left of the map includes Fort Alexandria and the Chilcoaten and Fraser Rivers. Many other forts are labeled including Fort Langley, Fort Hope, Fort Douglas, Fort Dallas, Fort Berens, Fort Kamloops, and Fort Colville. Numerous other rivers, lakes, streams, mountains, and points of interest are labelled including where Fraser and Stewart left their canoes, rapids, and encampments. ...