A reproduction of a survey of one the first Loyalists Settlement in Upper Canada.

Part of the Mika collection (HCM05682).

Reproduction of: "A plan of the organized part of the Provinces of Upper Canada according to a Bill which has passed the two Houses, & reserved for the signification of the Royal Pleasure." Surveyed by J. R. Grant Surveyor General. Circa 1798-1802.

Part of the Mika collection.

An original "Map of the Province of Ontario showing counties, townships, railways and post offices." Published by COPP Clark Ltd. in 1898.

A "Map of the Counties of Hastings and Prince Edward." In 1898, the lots, concessions, churches, schools and mines are shown of the townships in Hastings and Prince Edward. Scale: 1.5 miles to an inch. Published by the Canadian Map Publishing Company in Hamilton, Ontario, for the Belleville Sun. Revised by Henry Carre, C.E. Inset is the map of North Hastings, scale 400 chains to an inch.

A "Map of the Province of Ontario in counties and districts" published by the Ontario Department of Municipal Affairs in 1963.

Part of the Van Blaricom collection. The areas where the Van Blaricom family was active is shaded in red ink,

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.

"Moira Watershed Land Use Survey [for] Recommended Land Use." The varieties of land use include unrestricted, conservation farming, restricted use, permanent vegetation and woodland. Published by the Ontario Department of Planning Development, Conservation Branch in 1950.

A map of the Moira Watershed showing conservation areas, authority forests and the location of large bodies of water.

An Electoral Map of the Province of Ontario, including all of the electoral districts outlined in red. Composed by Surveyor General F. W. Beatty. Published by the Ontario Department of Lands & Forests in 1955. Scale 8 miles to an inch.

Donated by the Argue family in 2013.

A "Map of the Province of Ontario, with the recent government surveys, shewing free grant districts, and railways projected & in course of construction." Published by COPP, Clark and Co. for the Canadian Almanac of 1871.

Part of the Mika collection.

A map of the Dominion of Canada, engraved expressly for the Canadian Almanac of 1868. Published by W. C. Chewett and Company. The map includes Ontario, Quebec, New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, Prince Edward Island and Newfoundland - and the districts contained within each province.

Part of the Mika collection.

A New Railway Map of the Province of Ontario published in the Canadian Almanac of 1888 by Copp Clark Limited.

A reproduction of a "Map of the Province of Ontario Showing Railways now Running." A series of Toronto business advertisements line the bottom of the map. Originally published by the Canadian Almanac in 1884. Reproduced by COPP Clark Professional in January 1997 for the celebration of 150 continuous years of almanac and directory publishing.

Donated by the Belleville Public Library in 2014.