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Folded
Dimensions: 3.5" X 9.5"
Open
Dimensions: 45" W X 19" H
Date
Location: Front Cover & Legend
Cover
Description: Soft pink background with a multi-colored ornate
border. Text in silver and black.
Date
Code: Non-Applicable
Southern Ontario Scale: 1" :
18.5 miles
Northern Ontario Scale: 1" :
18 miles
Main
Legend Side Features: Southern Ontario map and
Legend, Mileage Tables, Canadian Customs Regulations, Extract for US Tariff Regulations of
Special Interest to Tourists, "A Suggestion & Warning" article,
Synopsis
of Fish & Game Laws, 1937, Index of Lakes and Index of Cities, Towns
& Villages.
Opposite
Side Features: Northern
Ontario map with Legend and Title, Index of Cities, Towns & Villages,
Index of Lakes, small maps of 24 communities.
Mileage
Tables: Highways No.2 through to Highway No. 72 (31 Highways
added over the previous map)
Compiled
& Drawn By: D. Barclay. Adam Hay, Chief Draughtsman
Prime Minister:
M. F.
Hepburn
Minister:
T. B. McQuesten, Department of Highways
Deputy
Minister: R. M. Smith,
Department of Highways
Other:
Lithographed by Smith-Moir Lithographing Co., Limited,
Toronto, Canada
Note: With this being the
first issue of the Official Map to show Northern Ontario to any extent -
it is interesting to note that a traveller coming from southern Ontario
could only travel as far as Hearst. There were no roads in
existence to connect southern Ontario to Northwestern Ontario. The
only connections were by rail. This was also the first map
produced to include the name of the Premier of the Province or as they
were called then - the Prime Minister of the Province.
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