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Folded
Dimensions: 4.75" X 8.5"
Open
Dimensions: 41 W X 25 H
Date
Location: Front Cover & Legend
Cover
Description: Light blue top and dark blue bottom. Text on
map cover is in white. The upper portion of the cover features a
primarily blue colored drawing of a canoe with eight occupants and the
date 1760 below. The lower portion of the cover features a colored
illustration of a four lane highway with two modern automobiles. An
over pass is in the background.
Date
Code: Non-Applicable
Southern Ontario Scale: 1" :
14 miles
Northern Ontario Scale: 1" :
28 miles
Main
Legend Side Features: Map of Southern Ontario with legend, Index of
Lakes, Index of Cities, Towns & Villages - (Southern Ontario),
'Ontario Highway First Aid System' information, 'What to do in case of an
Accident' information and 'District Engineers Addresses & Telephone
numbers'.
Opposite
Side Features: Close up maps of 40 communities, Map of Northern
Ontario with legend, Mileage Tables, Illustrations of Regulatory Signs, Index of Cities, Towns and Villages - (Northern
Ontario), Official Travel Information and Ontario Provincial Police
Locations.
Mileage
Tables: Highways No.2 through to Highway No. 135 &
Controlled Access Highways; QEW, 400, 401 & 402
Compiled By: C. P.
Robins.
Prime
Minister:
Leslie M. Frost
Minister:
Fred M. Cass, Department of Highways
Deputy
Minister: W. J. Fulton, Department of Highways
Other:
Lithographed in Canada by
Rolph-Clark-Stone, Ltd.
Note: The dates 1760 - 1960
represent the bi-centennial of the defeat of France in the St. Lawrence -
New France area of what became Canada and the beginnings of British Rule
in Canada. In the 1760's British fur
merchants and French Canadian voyageurs were active in the Ontario
region.
Map Folding Pattern: Click
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