Maritime History of the Great Lakes

River St. Lawrence: sheet V [Maitland to Galop Rapids]

Description
Creators
Owen, W. F. W., Surveyor
Walker, J & C
, Engraver
Media Type
Image
Item Type
Charts
Description
Chart is centered on Prescott, ON, with notes for Fort Wellington New Jerusalem and Johnstown on the north shore and Ogdensburg on the south shore.
Inscriptions
River St. Lawrence
Sheet V

The soundings are in feet

London: Published according to Act of Parliament at the Hydrographical Office of the Admiralty 5 Aug 1828.
Publisher
Great Britain. Admiralty. Hydrographic Office
Place of Publication
London, Eng.
Date of Original
pub. 5 Aug 1828
Date Of Event
survey: 1818
Subject(s)
Charts
Language of Item
English
Geographic Coverage
  • St. Lawrence River
    Ontario, Canada
    Latitude: 44.7009388451609 Longitude: -75.5049133300781
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River St. Lawrence: sheet V [Maitland to Galop Rapids]


Chart is centered on Prescott, ON, with notes for Fort Wellington New Jerusalem and Johnstown on the north shore and Ogdensburg on the south shore.