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1. torontopubliclibrary.typepad.com › local-historyCartography in the 17th and 18th Centuries: Maps of North ...

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   Feb 18, 2022 · Maps are important historical documents. Not only do maps represent geographies, they reflect the worldviews of when they were made and who made them. Many early maps of North America are available on Digital Archive Ontario, a free site of digitized items held by Toronto Public Library.

2. oldtorontomaps.blogspot.com › p › index-of-mapsHistorical Maps of Toronto: List of Maps, Ordered by Date

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   1818 Phillpotts Plan of York. Simple and free online access to a selection of notable historical maps of Toronto. More about this project: background & context... List of most recent updates and additions. ESTABLISHMENT: 1787-1820. 1787-1805 Plan of the Toronto Purchase.

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4. maps.google.caGoogle Maps

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   Find local businesses, view maps and get driving directions in Google Maps.

5. neptis.geog.utoronto.ca › U17_timeline_1713Territorial Timeline: 1670-1713 - University of Toronto

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   Historical Atlas of Canada Online Learning Project. Territorial Timeline: 1670-1713. 1670 Hudson's Bay Co. grant. England by Royal Charter grants sole trading rights in the Hudson Bay drainage Basin to the Hudson's Bay Company. 1713 France yields Rupert's Land, Acadia, and Newfoundland.

6. torontofamilyhistory.org › researching-toronto-ancestors › mapsMaps – Toronto Branch, Ontario Genealogical Society

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   Maps. There are excellent collections of historical Toronto maps at the Toronto Reference Library, North York Central Library, the City of Toronto Archives, the University of Toronto’s Robarts Library and the Archives of Ontario. See our Libraries and Archives page for contact information before you visit in person.

7. neptis.geog.utoronto.ca › website › HACOLPThe Boundaries of Canada, 1670-2001 - University of Toronto

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   The yellow lines highlight boundaries established or altered in 1713. A major international agreement between colonial powers has established British control in some contentious areas, and created new conflict with France in others. Try This:

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   Where can I find historical Toronto maps?

   • An organization of family historians, some with Toronto roots, others who live in Toronto, we have ancestors around the world. There are excellent collections of historical Toronto maps at the Toronto Reference Library, North York Central Library, the City of Toronto Archives, the University of Toronto’s Robarts Library and the Archives of Ontario.

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   Where can I find Toronto maps online?

   • The City of Toronto Archives has a good collection of maps and aerial photos online. The University of Toronto’s Map & Data Library also has many online Toronto maps. Nathan Ng has created several excellent alternative sites for navigating and understanding the maps in these online collections:

   Maps – Toronto Branch, Ontario Genealogical Society

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   When did Charles Goad publish the Atlas of Toronto?

   • Goad’s Atlas of Toronto—Online! Featuring gorgeous, information-rich late Victorian-era (and beyond) fire insurance maps published by Charles Goad. Available editions include: 1884, 1890, 1893, 1899, 1903, 1910, 1913, and 1924.

   Historical Maps of Toronto: List of Maps, Ordered by Date - Blogger

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9. www.toronto.ca › maps › historical-maps-and-atlasesHistorical Maps & Atlases – City of Toronto

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   Historical Maps & Atlases. For best performance, it is recommended to view these maps on a laptop or desktop computer. Historical maps and atlases are fully accessible for viewing online. Should you require copies of maps, they must be purchased individually.