Kingston

Taxonomy

Code

Scope note(s)

Source note(s)

Display note(s)

Hierarchical terms

Kingston

Kingston

Equivalent terms

Kingston

Associated terms

Kingston

8 Archival description results for Kingston

8 results directly related Exclude narrower terms

Recreation Map of Land O' Lakes

A double-sided map of the accommodations, camping and attractions located in Land O' Lakes. Includes North & West of Kingston including Napanee, the Frontenacs, Loyalist Country & Mazinaw Country. Advertisements surround the map. Dated 1999.

Topographical Map of Kingston - Canada sheet

A topographical map of the area, in Canada and the USA, surrounding Kingston. The total area extends from Norwood (west) to Smith Falls (east) and Buckshot Lake (north) to Picton (south). Dated 1958-1959. Published by the Army Survey Establishment.

Donated by the Belleville Public Library in 2014.

Army Survey Establishment

Topographical Map of the Belleville to Kingston

A topographical map of the area between Belleville and Kingston. The total area extends from Prince Edward County to Buckshoot Lake North & South and from Havelock to Smith Falls East and West. Dated 1935. Published by the Department of National Defense.

Donated by Eric Jones.

Canada. Department of National Defence

Tourist Map of Land O' Lakes

A double-sided map of the accommodations, camping and attractions located in Land O' Lakes. Includes North & West of Kingston including Napanee, the Frontenacs, Loyalist Country & Mazinaw Country. Advertisements surround the map. Dated 1982.

Map of Presqu'ile to Kingston

A copy of an original map by Surveyor General John Collins showing land from Presqu'ile to Kingston in 1785. Scale: 4 miles : 1 inch.
Photocopied by the Archives of Canada 10 Jan 1990.

Collins, John, Hon.

Map of Kingston to Ottawa

A map of Kingston to Ottawa, Ontario published by the National Development Bureau's Department of the Interior, circa 1930. The map features locks, bridges, waterways and settlements. Scale 2 miles to an inch. Written on the back, in ink, is "canoe trip." Presumably a tool of direction for someone's voyage.

Donated by the Belleville Public Library in 2014.

Canada. Department of the Interior