Maps from the Image Bank

The following are some of the maps available in the Image Bank.

Map of the mouth of the Gatineau River showing Hull plan and parts of Aylmer and Gatineau. This image was used on the front cover of 'Up the Gatineau!'. National Map Collection, National Archives of Canada Negative G79057.
Image CD-001/00025 from the Image Bank

Gatineau Power Survey Map. Gatineau River and Cascades village prior to 1926-1927 flooding that eliminated the entire village of Cascades. Dotted lines show proposed railway (train) route.
Image CD-002/01742 from the Image Bank

Hand drawn map of Cascades and the Meech Creek Valley.
Image CD-002/01747 from the Image Bank

Sketch map of Gatineau River 1841. Anthony Swalwell, Dep. P. Surveyor. Copy photograph from National Archives of Canada Map Collection (PAC) 1109.
Image CD-003/00295 from the Image Bank

Ruins of Carbide Willson's Mill at Meech Lake. From a small album that includes seven different photographs and a handdrawn map inside the back cover. The photographs are included in the Image Bank as records 01155.001 - 01155.007. Record 01155.008 contains the map. The Album cover is a carboard folder that indicates the photographs were processed at Tamblyn Drug Stores "Tel-Vision" print service. According to the Tamblyn cover, a central TV screen indicates "50th Anniversary 1904-1954".
Image CD-008/01155-008 from the Image Bank

This is a map showing the location of Luster Lake.
Image CD-011/01556-003 from the Image Bank

Map of Chelsea from National Archives of Canada.
Image CD-012/01886 from the Image Bank

This map was created in 1951 under the auspices of the Gatineau Park Trail Riders. It shows the extensive trail network with the former names. The Trail riders were a group of volunteers who came together in 1948 under the leadership of Doug Carman and Vern Trent to maintain the trails, create signage and provide ski patrol. Kingsmere area Road and Trail Guide from 1951. From the National Archives of Canada.
Image CD-012/01887 from the Image Bank

A sketch plan showing trails and travelled routes of the Ottawa Ski Club. The map includes Meech Lake, Old Chelsea, Kingsmere, Camp Fortune, Mountain Road and areas between.
Image CD-017/02093 from the Image Bank

A map of roads and trails named "Federal District Commission, Trail Guide, Kingsmere Section". The legend includes roads, summer and winter trails, ski trails, parking and picnic areas. The area includes Meech Lake, Old Chelsea, Kingsmere, Camp Fortune, Mountain Road to Youngs Corner and areas between.
Image CD-017/02094 from the Image Bank

A hand-drawn map of Chelsea Island. Part of a collection of 29 photographs shown to Yacht Club for its 40th anniversary celebration by Allan Richens.
Image CD-018/02117-011 from the Image Bank

A close-up of the hand-drawn map of Chelsea Island. Part of a collection of 29 photographs shown to Yacht Club for its 40th anniversary celebration by Allan Richens.
Image CD-018/02117-012 from the Image Bank

Trail Map. A mosaic of "Ottawa and Meach Lake District". Original held by NCC Information Centre on Scott Road.
Image CD-019/02147 from the Image Bank

Modified version of map by Bruce Lister of future Autoroute A5 extension.
Image CD-020/02161-002 from the Image Bank

Official Automobile Road Guide of Canada with map routes authorized by Ontario Motor League. Winnipeg to Vancouver - Sections 1 and 2.
Image CD-020/02162-001 from the Image Bank

Map of Mishomis, Quebec.
Image CD-022/02211-003 from the Image Bank

Map of Gatineau countryside showing Gilmour Lumber Company timber limits. From Gilmour Papers, c. 1880. Inset map of Eastern Ontario and part of Western Quebec from "Hurling Down the Pine".
Image CD-036/02440-001 from the Image Bank

Map of Township of Hull, Que., showing location of mica mines from Hull to Wakefield.
Image CD-036/02440-002 from the Image Bank

Lot and Range Map of the Outaouais including Hull Township (Gatineau) north to Masham and including Chelsea and Wakefield.
Image CD-043/02560-002 from the Image Bank