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Rival routes to the ocean from the west,
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Rival routes to the ocean from the west,

Date1858
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Rival routes to the ocean from the west; : and docks at Montreal. Considered in a letter to the harbour commissioners. In original blue paper covers.
GeographyGeographical FeatureSaint Lawrence River
GeographyCity, town, townshipMontréal
GeographyProvince stateQuébec
GeographyCountryCanada
Medium
Language
CollectionBaldwin Collection of Canadiana
Usage Rights Public Domain (Learn More)
Object Number37131055338750D
Dewey386.244 Y58.2 BR
Dewey1928210
Rival routes from the west to the ocean and docks at Montreal
Rival routes from the west to the ocean and docks at Montreal
1859
Mercator's projection with the great circle (shortest sailing) or air lines illustration the directness & capacity of the River St. Lawrence from Lake Erie to the Atlantic as a means of communication between Europe and the commercial centres of the great West shewing also the position of the Canadian Pacific Railway in relation to the commerce of the North Atlantic and Pacific Oceans and the extension of the American Pacific and other United States Railways through Canada as the shortest route to Europe also the cable system of the Atlantic Prepared for the Board of Trade and the Corn Exchange Association of Montreal
Mercator's projection with the great circle (shortest sailing) or air lines illustration the directness & capacity of the River St. Lawrence from Lake Erie to the Atlantic as a means of communication between Europe and the commercial centres of the great West shewing also the position of the Canadian Pacific Railway in relation to the commerce of the North Atlantic and Pacific Oceans and the extension of the American Pacific and other United States Railways through Canada as the shortest route to Europe also the cable system of the Atlantic Prepared for the Board of Trade and the Corn Exchange Association of Montreal
1877
Report of Messrs. John Childe, W.J. McAlpine and Jas. P. Kirkwood, civil engineers, on the improvement of the harbour of Montreal, and on the trade and navigation of the St. Lawrence
Report of Messrs. John Childe, W.J. McAlpine and Jas. P. Kirkwood, civil engineers, on the improvement of the harbour of Montreal, and on the trade and navigation of the St. Lawrence
1858
Report of the committee of citizens upon harbour improvements, and dock accommodation
Report of the committee of citizens upon harbour improvements, and dock accommodation
1859
Black cloth bound book. Original paperback cover tipped in the new front cover.
Thompson's coast pilot for the upper lakes, : on both shores, from Chicago to Buffalo, Green Bay, Georgian Bay and Lake Superior, including the rivers Detroit, St. Clair and Ste. Marie; with the courses and distances on Lake Ontario, and other information relative thereto. Also, a description of all the lights and lighthouses on both shores, from Ogdensburg to Superior City.
1869
A few comments upon Mr. Macaulay's remarks on the internal water communications of the Canadas as published in the Quebec gazette of the 8th February
A few comments upon Mr. Macaulay's remarks on the internal water communications of the Canadas as published in the Quebec gazette of the 8th February
1837
To the editor of the Quebec Gazette
To the editor of the Quebec Gazette
1837
On internal communications in the Canadas
On internal communications in the Canadas
Approximately 1837
Mr. Bethune's speech at the hustings of the city of Toronto, December 21st, 1847
Mr. Bethune's speech at the hustings of the city of Toronto, December 21st, 1847
1847
[Letter]
[Letter]
1830
Canal at Burlington Beach. Burlington, Ontario
Canal at Burlington Beach. Burlington, Ontario
1949-09
[Prospectus]
[Prospectus]
1858