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A reproduction of an air survey photograph produced by the Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources. Map # 444773E of Rawdon Township in Hastings County, Ontario. Circa 1950.

The photograph shows Rawdon Township from the eastern border to Hwy 14, Harold and Springbrook Villages, western Huntingdon Township, southern Marmora and Madoc Townships, Banker Lake.

Donated by Walter I. Watson, P.L.S.

A reproduction of an air survey photograph produced by the Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources. Map # 444773W of Rawdon Township in Hastings County, Ontario. Circa 1950.

The photograph shows Rawdon Township, Concession 8 to 14, west of Hwy 14, small sections of Marmora Township including Marmora Village and Crow Lake and a small part of Seymour Township in Northumberland County

Donated by Walter I. Watson, P.L.S.

A reproduction of an air survey photograph produced by the Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources. Map #445771E of Sheffield Township in Lennox and Addington County, Ontario. Circa 1950.

The photograph shows Sheffield Township, Concession 3 to 9, Beaver Lake and north to Kaladar Township, Concession VIII to XI, Lingham Lakes in Grimthorpe Township in Hastings County.

Donated by Walter I. Watson, P.L.S.

A reproduction of an air survey photograph produced by the Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources. Map #446772E of Elzevir Township in Hastings County, Ontario. Circa 1950.

The photograph shows the North East part of Elzevir Township, Elzevir Creek and the Skootamata River.

Donated by Walter I. Watson, P.L.S.

Photocopied cover of manuscript field notes by Quintin Johnston, Provincial Land Surveyor concerning resources and quality of land in Faraday Township in 1857. Published by Ontario Department of Crown Lands.

A map of the Moira Region Watershed. Polychrome colours symbolize the varieties of soils and land use surveys, see Legend. Not dated, circa 1950. Published by the Ontario Department of Planning and Development, Conservation Branch. Dimensions 58.5cmx 69cm.

"Cummins Rural Directory Map:" A map of South and Central Hastings, in 1923, featuring post offices, hamlets and lot owners. Map is surrounded by advertisements. Published by Cummins Map Co., Toronto. Dimensions 71cm x 50.5cm.

A Geological Map of the Madoc Gold Region, 1866. Geological data on map was taken principally from the reports of the Geological Survey of Canada. Secondly, by information and facts obtained on the spot by gentlemen engaged in the gold fields. What follows is a description of the general geological character of the area.

Author: Henry White, P.L.S. Published by G. B. Ware, 16 Toronto Street, Toronto, Ontario.

A map detailing the Grand Trunk Railway's station (1882), harbour and wharf facilities (1878) in Belleville, Ontario. Legends on each side of the maps describe buildings and areas. By William Michaud.

Reproduction made in 1976 of an 1875 map of the Belleville Harbour in Bay of Quinte. The map features major streets, buildings and depth readings of travelled waters. Surveyed by F. M. Hamel, C.E. Drawn by J. M. Faga. Scale: 1:6000.

A reproduction of a pre-1949 aerial view photo located in a tourism advertisement book. The booklet advertises Quinte's cruising waters extending from Trenton to Adolphus Reach.

An original map of the Queensboro area, indicating specific geological areas and signs. Includes the Townships of Madoc and Elzevir in the County of Hastings, Ontario. Dated 1913. Published by the Ontario Department of Lands, Forests and Mines. Scale: 800 feet to an inch.

Donated by David Pershik.

A hydrographic map of the area surrounding the Bay of Quinte, Picton to Presqu'ile Bay in Ontario, Canada. With maps of Trenton Approaches, [racist slur redacted] Narrows, Belleville Harbour & Telegraph Narrows inset. Surveys completed in in 1952-53 and 1957. Map printed June 15, 1962. Published by the Canadian Hydrographic Service, Marine Sciences Branch, Department of Mines and Technical Surveys, Ottawa. Sheet number 2069.

A topographical map of Belleville - Canada sheet #31 C/3 (east half). Area extends from North-Milltown/Marysville to South-Picton and from East-Lennox and Addington to Salmon River and Big Island. Map was published by the Department of National Defence, Army Survey Establishment in 1950. Scale 1:50,000.

Donated by the Belleville Public Library in 2014.

A hydrographic map of Deseronto to Presqu'ile (Bay of Quinte) in Ontario, Canada. Surveys completed in 1893. Map printed June 1940. Published by the Hydrographic and Map Service, Surveys and Engineering Branch, Department of Mines and Resources, Ottawa.

Donated by the Glanmore National Historic Site in 2016.

A hydrographic map of Belleville Bridge to Telegraph Narrows (Bay of Quinte) in Ontario, Canada. Surveys completed in 1893, 1953, 1957. Map printed July 30, 1959. Published by the Canadian Hydrographic Service, Surveys and Mapping Branch, Department of Mines and Technical Surveys, Ottawa.

Donated by the Glanmore National Historic Site in 2016.

A hydrographic map of Plans in the Bay of Quinte, Ontario, Canada. 4 inset maps are included of the 1) Trenton and Approaches, 2) Belleville, 3) [Racist slur redacted] Narrows, and 4) Telegraph Narrows. Nautical surveys completed by Col. W. P. Anderson in 1893 and Mr. E. A. Ghysens in 1934. Map printed March 25, 1952. Published by the Canadian Hydrographic Service, Department of Mines and Technical Surveys, Ottawa.

3 parts of a map entitled "Source Areas [of] Reforestation Land and Existing Woodland" in the Moira Watershed. The varieties of land use include existing woodland, scrub areas, source areas, crown land, and timber licences. Published by the Ontario Department of Planning Development, Conservation Branch in 1950.

A topographical map of Bancroft - Canada sheet #31 F/4, west half. Published by the Army Survey Establishment, Department of National Defence in 1956. Scale 1:50,000.

Donated by Gerry Boyce.

A topographical map of Belleville - Canada sheet #31 C/3, west half. Published by the Army Survey Establishment, Department of National Defence in 1956. Scale 1:50,000.

Donated by Tom Ransom.