Maritime History of the Great Lakes

Thompson's Coast Pilot for the Upper Lakes, on Both Shores, from Chicago to Buffalo, Green Bay, Georgian Bay and Lake Superior ... [4th ed.], p. 104

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104. THOMPSON'S COAST PILOR. CANADA SIDE OF LAKE ERIE, | Miles. Point au Pelee to Rondeau, .- 44 Rondeau to Port Stanley, . . 48 Port Stanley to Port Burwell, 20 Port Burwell to Long Point, . 40 Miles, Long Point to Grand River, .. 324 Grand River to Port Colborne, 21 Port Colborne to Buffalo, . . 22 2 LAKE HURON. . Miles. Mackinaw to Detour, . . '. 36 Detour to St..Clair River, . 226 Mackinaw to St. Clair River, 241 Mackinaw to Collingw'd, C.W., 230 DISTANCES BY THE GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY. -- Montreal to Quebec, ; ; Montreal to Kingston, : Montreal to Toronto, . ' Montreal to Stratford, ' Montreal to Sarnia, THe / _A. seg/itnilo;-according to Bowditch, ts 6/120 fects A geographical or nautical mile is 6,139.74 feet. A statute mile is 5,280 feet. a , Cove Island to St. Clair River, 162 Goderich to St. Clair River, . 60 Fort Gratiot light to Detroit, . 72. Z ~--504 miles. : Miles. 168 miles, 172 miles. 332 miles. 420 miles,

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