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Records Office Files, 78/52 (Yukon Archives Map List) YUKON ARCHIVES MAP AND ARCHITECTURAL DRAWING LIST acc# 78/52 Maps - Horizontal Location Description H-1119 Sketch of City of Whitehorse for proclamation of danger area - 1958. H-1160 c. 2 Whitehorse Cemetery - 6th Avenue - 1952. H-1584 Plan of Subdivision of Parcels G, H, J and a Portion of Turner Street, Lot 1 Group 2 Government Reserve, Dawson Yukon Territory H-1593 Old Crow Trapping Area [Peel River NTS 106 and 116] H-1595 Plans accompanying "Proposal for Incorporation of D.P.W. Property into City of Whitehorse. compiled by D.P.W." - 1965. H-1596 Faro Subdivision Plan - 1968. H-1597 Faro Subdivision Plan - 1968. H-1628 Land Requirements & Proposed Subdivision of Lot 449 Group 804 at Carcross H-1633 Marsh and Tagish Lakes - forest areas - 1971. H-1634 Dawson - Forestry Office Plans - 1965. H-1635 Takhini Nursery and Forest Park Development Plan - 1971. H-1636 Nuclear Detonation Reporting Post - Revised - 1961. H-1638 Chilkoot Trail - WTS 104M/11 East - 1967-1969. H-1638 Chilkoot Trail - WTS 104M/14 East - 1967-1969. H-1662 Carcross Townsite - 1971. H-1663 Carcross Area - Mobile Work Camps - 1971. H-1664 Christ the King Schools - 1966 Plans - 1966. H-1665 Christ the King Schools - 1967 Plans - 1967. H-1666 Proposed Juvenile Training Home - 1972. H-1667 Whitehorse Student Residences Site Plan, Dormitory Units and Main Building - 1966. H-1668 Whitehorse Student Residences Site Plan, Dormitory Units and Main Building - 1967. H-1669 YWCA: Whitehorse Yukon Territory Architect set with aerial view, floor plans, elevations, and cross sections - 1969. H-1670 Photographic Survey - Yukon and NWT - 1948. H-1671 Ross River Area - Mapping Survey - 1967. H-1672 Whitehorse Area - Photo and Mapping Survey - 1967. H-1673 Whitehorse - Plan and Field Notes of Survey Lots 1 and 2 and Parcel B Subdivision Lot 14 Group 5 (804) and Parcel A, Plan 2/581 - 1967. H-1674 Whitehorse - Plan and Field Notes re Parcels D,E,F, and 5, Lot 11 Parcel B Lot 14, Parcels C,F,J, of Group 5 (804) - 1967. last modified on: 2021-02-28 1 YUKON ARCHIVES MAP AND ARCHITECTURAL DRAWING LIST acc# 78/52 Maps - Horizontal Location Description H-1675 Whitehorse - Plan and Field Notes Parcel G and H, part of Lot 11 Group 5 (804) - 1967. H-1677 Alaska Highway Relocation - McClintock River Mp. 890.3 - 1960. H-1678 Alaska Highway Relocation - Seaforth Creek Mp. 849 - 1962. H-1679 Modifications of Haines Fairbanks Pipeline - Blanchard River Pumping Station - 1961. H-1680 Modifications of Haines Fairbanks Pipeline - Beaver Creek, Station No.7 - 1963. H-1681 Preliminary Routes of Pipeline Under Consideration, Y.T. and N.W.T. - 1970. H-1682 Pipeline Transportation Corridor Proposed only under consideration - 1971. H-1683 Clinton Creek Townsite - 1966. H-1685 McQuesten 115P [Geographical Place Names] - 1964. H-1686 Aishihik Lake 115H [Geographical Place Names] - 1964. H-1687 Aussie Creek 116A/4 [Geographical Place Names] - 1965. H-1688 Mt. St. Elias 115B and C [Geographical Place Names] - 1966. H-1689 Kluane Lake 115G and 115F[Geographical Place Names] - 1966. H-1690 Dezadeash 115A [Geographical Place Names] - 1967. H-1691 Snag 115J and K [Geographical Place Names] - 1967. H-1692 Finlayson Lake 105G [Geographical Place Names] - 1967. H-1693 Dezadeash 115A [Geographical Place Names] - 1968. H-1694 Wolf Lake-Watson Lk. 105A and B [Geographical Place Names] - 1968. H-1695 Tombstone River and Upper Klondike River 116B7 and 8 [Geographical Place Names] - 1968. H-1696 Labiche River, Yukon-NWT 95C [Geographical Place Names] - 1971. H-1697 Volcano Mountain 115I/14 [Geographical Place Names] - 1971. H-1698 Flat River 95E [Geographical Place Names] - 1971. H-1699 Nadaleen River, YT-NWT 106C [Geographical Place Names] - 1971. H-1700 Snake River, YT-NWT 106F [Geographical Place Names] - 1971. H-1701 Volcano Mountain 115I/14 [Geographical Place Names] - 1971. H-1702 Tay River 105K [Geographical Place Names] - 1971. H-1703 YT-NWT 95E/3 [Geographical Place Names] - 1972. H-1704 Trail River, YT-NWT 106L [Geographical Place Names] - 1972. H-1705 Bell River, YT-NWT 116P [Geographical Place Names] - 1972. last modified on: 2021-02-28 2 YUKON ARCHIVES MAP AND ARCHITECTURAL DRAWING LIST acc# 78/52 Maps - Horizontal Location Description H-1706 Old Crow 116 and N [Geographical Place Names] - 1972. H-1707 Hart River 116H [Geographical Place Names] - 1972. H-1708 Eagle River 116I [Geographical Place Names] - 1972. H-1709 Blow River, YT-NWT 117A [Geographical Place Names] - 1972. H-1710 Ogilvie River 116G and F [Geographical Place Names] - 1973. H-1711 Bell River, YT-NWT 116P [Geographical Place Names] - 1973. H-1712 Mount St. Elias 115B and C [Geographical Place Names] - 1973. H-1713 Upper Laberge 105D/14 west [Geographical Place Names] - 1973. H-1714 Macrae 105D/10 west [Geographical Place Names] - 1973. H-1715 Macrae 105D/10 east [Geographical Place Names] - 1973. H-1716 Coal River, YT-NWT 95D [Geographical Place Names] - 1973. H-1717 Aishihik Lake 115H [Geographical Place Names] - 1973. H-1718 Snag 115J and K [Geographical Place Names] - 1974. H-1734 Yukon Territory - Electoral Districts -[ includes distribution of the population]. - 1950. H-1735 Yukon Territory - Electoral Districts - whole of Yukon Territory - 1959. H-1736 Yukon Territory - Electoral Districts - Whitehorse North and Whitehorse South, part of Carmacks district - 1959. H-1737 Yukon Territory - Electoral Districts - Whitehorse North and Whitehorse South - 1959. H-1738 Yukon Territory - Electoral Districts - showing seven electoral districts - 1964. H-1739 Yukon Territory - Electoral Districts - with six proposed electoral districts - 1968. H-1740 Yukon Territory - Electoral Districts - with nine proposed electoral districts - 1968. H-1741 Old Crow Flats - Migratory Bird Sanctuary - 1961. H-1742 N.W.T. - Bird Sanctuaries - 1961. H-1751 Mayo - Reference plan of Mayo - 1971 (1962). H-1837 Clinton Creek - Water and Sewage Distribution - Domestic Area - 1969. H-1838 Site Plan of Old Crow showing location of water pumps and storage tower in relation to Fire Protection - 1966. H-1839 Site Plan: Beaver Creek Maintenance Camp Yukon showing old and new fire breaks in relation of townsites - 1969. H-1840 Areas of Firefighting Responsibility City of Whitehorse and Vicinity - 1963. last modified on: 2021-02-28 3 YUKON ARCHIVES MAP AND ARCHITECTURAL DRAWING LIST acc# 78/52 Maps - Horizontal Location Description H-1841 Areas of Fire Protection (Defined) by Dept. of Public Works, City of Whitehorse, Yukon Forest Service - 1965. H-1842 Mayo Fire Break - Plans - 1970. H-1842 Mayo - Fire Protection [annotated map showing a fire break graded through from east end of landing strip due south to the Stewart River.] - 1970. H-1843 Teslin - Fire Protection [a fire break areas is shown on the settlement site plan.] - 1974. H-1844 Established and Proposed Scouting Activity in Northern Canada and Arctic OF] - 1965. H-1845 Yukon - Big Game Guides - Areas shown for 18 Big Game outfitters - 1959. H-1846 Yukon - Big Game Guide - Areas - extension of Louis Brown's area and proposed area for J.W. Fraser - 1960. H-1847 Venus Claims on Montana Mountain - specifically along Windy Arm - 1966. H-1849 Migratory Bird Sanctuaries of the Northwest Territories - 1962. H-1850 Agricultural and grazing leases in Yukon H-1851 Yukon - Peel River Game Preserve - additions - 1949. H-1852 Removal Route for Sternwheeler (SS Klondike) Whitehorse - 1965. H-1853 Plans for proposed shopping center at 4th Avenue and Ogilvie, Whitehorse, Yukon - Liquor Store Site [5 sheets] - 1971. H-1856 Whitehorse - Hillcrest Community Association - 1969. H-1858 Development Plan map for Yukon Forest Products, Watson Lake - 1976. H-1859 Plan of Proposed Subdivision at Mile 912, Alaska Highway - McCrae Yukon Territory - [1957]. H-1860 Plan and Field Notes of Survey of Lot 582 and Road - Bear Creek Yukon Territory - 1967. H-1861 Plan of Survey of blocks 1 to 9, 11 to 13, Part of Block 10, Parcels A and B in Haines Junction Yukon Territory - 1952. H-1862 Mile 910 - 911.5 [Alaska Highway - Macrae] - 1959. H-1863 McCrae - Mile 909-910 Alaska Hwy. [Blocks 1-14] - 1959. H-1864 Proposed Extension of the Riverdale Subdivision Whitehorse Y.T. - 1974 (1970). H-1865 Plan and Field Notes of survey of Lots 1-59, Riverdale Subdivision, Whitehorse - 1975. H-1866 Plan of Survey of [various blocks of Riverdale Subdivision, Whitehorse. - 1975. last modified on: 2021-02-28 4 YUKON ARCHIVES MAP AND ARCHITECTURAL DRAWING LIST acc# 78/52 Maps - Horizontal Location Description H-1867 Plan and Field Notes of survey of Lots 1-1 to 1-14, Block 223, Riverdale Subdivision, Whitehorse - 1974. H-1883 Plan of Survey of Subdivision of Blocks 1 to 6 , Watson Lake Wye Plan and Field Notes of survey of Lots 1-59, Riverdale Subdivision, Whitehorse - 1957. H-1884 Plan of Survey of Subdivision of Blocks 7 to 16 , Watson Lake Wye Plan and Field Notes of survey of Lots 1-59, Riverdale Subdivision, Whitehorse - 1958. H-1885 Shows plan of Watson lake from Mile 630 - Mile 636, Watson Lake Wye Plan and Field Notes of survey of Lots 1-59, Riverdale Subdivision, Whitehorse - 1959. H-1886 Watson Lake Wye - plan showing plotting of applications in the Watson lake Area - 1957. H-1887 Plan of Watson Lake Wye - 1960. H-1888 Whitehorse Cemetery - Plan and field Notes of Resurvey of Lots 3 to 12, Block 56, Lots 1-5, Block 66… - 1962. H-1963 Mile 909 - 910 [Alaska Highway - Macrae] - 1959. H-2040 Whitehorse General Hospital Heating Plant H-2041 Old Crow Nursing Station - nd. H-2042 Vocational School, Whitehorse H-2050 Carcross Indian Reserve Lot 48, Group 903 H-2051 Plan of Transverse lines on Klondike River and North Fork, Y.T. H-2052 Plan of lot 1, group 757 at Watson Lake, Yukon Territory - 1945. H-2053 Contour plan of Whitehorse Airfield, Yukon Territory - 1945.
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