Plan of Tsimpsean Indian Reserve No. 2, Coast District ...

• Main Author: Surveyor General Of British Columbia
• Format: Still Image
• Language: English
• Published: University of Victoria Libraries 2023
• Subjects: Indigenous peoples; Indian reservations; Land titles; Land cover; Land titles > Maps; Land use; Coast Land District, Range 5; Cassiar Land District; Indian Reserve Plans; Indian; Tuck; Cassiar; Kil; Somerville; Somerville Island; Tsimpsean Peninsula
• Online Access: https://dx.doi.org/10.58066/xpp3-tp53; http://vault.library.uvic.ca/concern/generic_works/610f8c6d-aba7-4af0-b1c5-3be11abd3708

Surveyed by S.P. Tuck and W.S. Jemmett, 1887; drawn by W.S. Jemmett, 1888. [Signed by P. O'Reilly, Indian Reserve Commissioner, no date.] [Approved by F.G. Vernon, Chief Commissioner of Lands and Works, 26 January 1892.] Map showing numerous Reserves along the Tsimpsean Peninsula including: Reserve No. 3 (Wil-Naskan-Caud); Reserve No. 4 (Shoo-Wah-Tlans); Reserve No. 5 (Cloyah); Reserve No. 6 (Willaclough); Reserve No. 7 (Point Vetch); Reserve No. 8 (Kh-Yex); Reserve No. 8 (Ensheshese); Reserve No. 9 (Kil-Cuts-E-En); Reserve No. 10 (Kh-Tah-Da); Reserve No. 11 (Scut-Tsap); Reserve No. 12 (Tymcowzan); Reserve No. 14 (Wilkaskamel); Reserve No. 15 (Toon); Reserve No. 16 (Lach-Mach)Reserve No. 17 on Somerville Island; Reserve No. 22 (Dash-Ken); Reserve No. 23 (Ksh-Room); Reserve No. 24 (Meanlaw). A reference map is also included as an inset map showing the location of all the reserves in this area. Land cover is not extensively described on the map but many rivers, channels, and islands are named including Work ...