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A map featuring the streets in the City of Belleville and the Town of Trenton, as well as important buildings (e.g. schools, churches etc.).

A map featuring the streets in the City of Belleville, as well as important buildings (e.g. schools, churches etc.). Sponsored by and featuring advertisements from McDonald's, Four Seasons Sports, National Real Estate Service, Lester's Restaurant and Petro-Canada.

A map featuring the towns, cities and major tourist attractions from Belleville to Brockville. Sponsored by Rideau Marina Kingston Ltd, Atlantis Direct Marketing Inc., and CKWS television. On the reverse - brief explanations of the major cities/towns.

A pamphlet describing a 250km tour of historical attractions within Hastings, Prince Edward, Lennox and Addington counties. The history of each destination (e.g. the Macpherson House) is given, as well as its location on a map.

2 maps showing geological areas in Madoc (Map No. 2053) and Gananoque (Map No. 2053). Scale 1 in to 2 miles. Booklet by D. F. Hewitt, Senior Geologist, Ontario Department of Mines, Toronto.

A double sided, folded map discussing pollution sources in the Bay of Quinte - where they are located, how they were created and how to clean up the pollutants.

A double sided, folded map showing the location of canoe routes within the Moira River Watershed.

7 flood risk maps for the Lower Trent Region. Part of the Canada-Ontario Flood Damage Reduction Program.

A double sided, folded map showing the location and types of mineral in Ontario. The back side shows photographs of each type of mineral. Published by the Ministry of Industry & Tourism and Ministry of Natural Resources.

"See Ontario By Air" - a double sided, folded map showing the location and amenities surrounding airports in southern and northern Ontario.

A double-sided map of Ontario Geology and Principal Minerals. The inside discusses information, research and statistics of minerals found in Ontario. The map shows where the minerals are found in Ontario. Published by the Ontario Dept. of Mines and Northern Affairs in 1970.

A reproduction made in 1971 of the Hastings and Prince Edward sections of a Map of the Principal Communications in Canada West by Major Baron de Rottenburg. Original map made in 1850 and held at Library and Archives Canada. Scale 2 miles to an inch. Each of the sheets provides a close look at the roads, lands and lighthouses in the townships and districts at the time. Library and Archives Canada reference: http://central.bac-lac.gc.ca/.redirect?app=fonandcol&id=4138509&lang=eng