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[Bouchette, Joseph, Faden, William, 1750?-1836]
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Lower right sheet of engraved map on 10 sheets. Relief shown by hachures. Shows buildings, parcel boundaries, etc. Includes parts of inset map of Quebec, and of "Town of Montreal ..."
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[Bouchette, Joseph, Faden, William, 1750?-1836]
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One sheet of engraved map on 10 sheets. Relief shown by hachures. Shows buildings, parcel boundaries, etc. Includes 2 views.
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[Bouchette, Joseph, Faden, William, 1750?-1836]
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One sheet of engraved map on 10 sheets. Relief shown by hachures. Shows buildings, parcel boundaries, etc. Includes part of inset maps "City of Quebec," and "Town of Montreal," continued on adjoining sheets. Illustrated cartouche.
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[Bouchette, Joseph, Faden, William, 1750?-1836]
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One sheet of engraved map on 10 sheets. Relief shown by hachures. Shows buildings, parcel boundaries, etc. Includes 3 views, legend, bar scales and "Remarks."
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[Bouchette, Joseph, Faden, William, 1750?-1836]
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One sheet of engraved map on 10 sheets. Relief shown by hachures. Shows buildings, parcel boundaries, etc. The letter "E" in lower right corner.
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[Bouchette, Joseph, Faden, William, 1750?-1836]
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One sheet of engraved map on 10 sheets. Relief shown by hachures. Shows buildings, parcel boundaries, etc. Includes Inset map "Town of Three Rivers," and distance table.
Author
[Bouchette, Joseph, Faden, William, 1750?-1836]
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One sheet of engraved map on 10 sheets. Relief shown by hachures. Shows buildings, parcel boundaries, etc. Includes distance table.
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[Bouchette, Joseph, Faden, William, 1750?-1836]
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One sheet of engraved map on 10 sheets. Relief shown by hachures. Shows buildings, parcel boundaries, etc. Includes distance table.
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[Bouchette, Joseph, Faden, William, 1750?-1836]
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Lower left sheet of engraved map on 10 sheets. Relief shown by hachures. Shows buildings, parcel boundaries, etc. Includes distance table.
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[Bouchette, Joseph, Faden, William, 1750?-1836]
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Upper left sheet of engraved map on 10 sheets. Relief shown by hachures. Shows buildings, parcel boundaries, etc. Includes 2 distance tables.
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[Bouchette, Joseph, Faden, William, 1750?-1836]
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Four easternmost sheets of 10-sheet engraved map. Includes views, and ornamental cartouche. Relief shown by hachures; depths by soundings. Shows buildings in cities.
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[Bouchette, Joseph, Faden, William, 1750?-1836]
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Engraved map on 10 sheets. Boundaries outlined in color by hand. Includes 5 five views and three large inset maps of Montreal, Quebec, and Three Rivers. Relief shown by hachures; depths by soundings. Shows buildings in cities.
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[Bouchette, Joseph, Faden, William, 1750?-1836]
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This is an atlas of three maps on 13 sheets: the large map of Lower Canada on ten sheets (scale 1:174,240, size 133x307); the map of Upper and Lower Canada on two sheets (scale 1:2,200,000, size 76x123); and the single sheet map of Gaspe (scale 1:506,880, size 40x48). These maps were intended to accompany Bouchette's Topographical Description of Lower Canada (see our copy). The first two maps have outline color. Atlas is bound into half leather marbled paper covered boards. The title on the atlas spine "Description Topograph du Bas Canada" may indicate that this atlas was issued to accompany the 1815 French edition of the book published in London (Sabin 6850). The large ten sheet map is extraordinary - it is over ten feet long when joined and almost five feet tall. It has five views and three large inset maps of Montreal, Quebec, and Three Rivers. The detail and graphic elegance of the large map is the equal (or perhaps the superior) of any of the contemporary maps that we have seen (and none of which are on such a large scale - the only potential candidate would be Eddy's Map of the Country Thirty Miles Round the City of New York). Of course the engraving was done by the Walker firm in London, whose resources were up to the New York and Philadelphia engravers, or better, so a comparison with American produced maps is not entirely fair. Bouchette's work as Surveyor General must have instilled in him an obsession with the accuracy and fineness of detail that one sees in these maps.
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