1f47660f-27fa-522a-845d-b2b8bfb2ad97 eng; CAN utf8; utf8 dataset; jeuDonnées Government of Canada; Natural Resources Canada; Earth Sciences Sector; Canada Centre for Mapping and Earth Observation voice; 1 (819) 564-4857 voice; 1 (800) 661-2638 (Toll Free in Canada and USA.) 1 (819) 564 5698 Physical; 2144; King Street West; ; Suite 010 Sherbrooke Quebec J1J 2E8 CANADA geoginfo@NRCan.gc.ca pointOfContact; contact 2013-09-16 North American Profile of ISO 19115:2003 - Geographic information - Metadata (NAP-Metadata) CAN/CGSB-171.100-2009 http://geogratis.gc.ca/api/en/nrcan-rncan/ess-sst/1f47660f-27fa-522a-845d-b2b8bfb2ad97 Lambert Conic Conformal International and Interprovincial Boundaries British Columbia and Yukon-Alaska Boundary, Ontario-Manitoba Boundary Plate No. 31 British Columbia and Yukon-Alaska Boundary Ontario-Manitoba Boundary International and Interprovincial Boundaries 1906-06-30 publication; publication Government of Canada; Department of the Interior originator; auteur mapDigital; carteNumérique mapHardcopy; cartePapier Atlas of Canada, 1st Edition International and Interprovincial Boundaries Contained within the 1st Edition (1906) of the Atlas of Canada is a plate that consists of 2 maps illustrating international and interprovincial boundary historical claims up to 1906. One map shows Ontario, Manitoba and adjacent parts of the US. The other map shows the Alaska boundary dispute. British Columbia and Yukon - Alaska boundary map displays the respective disputes of Great Britain and the United States, as well as the awarded boundary announced October 20th, 1905. The Ontario-Manitoba boundary map was concentrated on the contestation of the Dominion and Manitoba disputing the Ontario boundary on the west by prolongation of a due north line from the joining of the Ohio and Mississippi, as well as the height of land between the St. Lawrence and Hudson bay. In addition, major railway systems displayed. The maps display boundaries that were fixed by an act in the past, contended boundaries, disputed boundaries and proclaimed boundaries. completed; complété Government of Canada; Natural Resources Canada; Earth Sciences Sector; Canada Centre for Mapping and Earth Observation voice; 1 (819) 564-4857 voice; 1 (800) 661-2638 (Toll Free in Canada and USA.) 1 (819) 564 5698 Physical; 2144; King Street West; ; Suite 010 Sherbrooke Quebec J1J 2E8 CANADA geoginfo@NRCan.gc.ca pointOfContact; contact notPlanned; nonPlanifié http://ftp2.cits.rncan.gc.ca/pub/geott/atlas/archives/english/1stedition/historical/page31_browse.jpg jpg Boundaries Boundary waters theme; thème Government of Canada Core Subject Thesaurus 2011-05-16 publication; publication Library and Archives Canada custodian; conservateur Canada British Columbia Yukon Alaska Manitoba Ontario Western Canada place; endroit copyright; droitAuteur © Department of Natural Resources Canada. All rights reserved. license; licence Open Government Licence - Canada (http://data.gc.ca/eng/open-government-licence-canada) grid; grille 2217600 eng; CAN boundaries inlandWaters location planningCadastre transportation 1 -141 -78 39 62 JPEG JPEG Revision 1.02 PDF PDF 1.4 Government of Canada; Natural Resources Canada; Earth Sciences Sector; Canada Centre for Mapping and Earth Observation voice; 1 (819) 564-4857 voice; 1 (800) 661-2638 (Toll Free in Canada and USA.) 1 (819) 564 5698 Physical; 2144; King Street West; ; Suite 010 Sherbrooke Quebec J1J 2E8 CANADA geoginfo@NRCan.gc.ca distributor; distributeur Free for download JPG 1.62695 http://ftp2.cits.rncan.gc.ca/pub/geott/atlas/archives/english/1stedition/historical/page31.jpg HTTP JPG Download JPG through HTTP PDF 1.629641 http://ftp2.cits.rncan.gc.ca/pub/geott/atlas/archives/english/1stedition/historical/page31.pdf HTTP PDF Download PDF through HTTP dataset; jeuDonnées Create a paper map using traditional cartographic processes. Paper maps were the primary medium used to portray the location and spatial relationships of geographic information during this time period. Individual paper maps were bound together to form a book. Individual maps are less likely to be lost or damaged if they are bound together into a book. Individual paper maps are scanned to create a digital image of the map. The digital image of the paper map can be viewed on a computer monitor or printed. The digital image file is opened in a graphics editing program to identify and correct any non-map artifacts recorded during the scanning process. During the scanning process, non-map artifacts may be recorded in the digital image file. Non-map artifacts can include unwanted material on the map, fold marks on map, and fibers on the scanning device. These non-map artifacts are removed to improve the visual quality of the digital image file.