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1927 Maps of Southeast Saskatchewan
Canada. Showing location of old schools, churches, coal mines & more.
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Association of Canadian Map Libraries and Archives / Association des Cartotheques et Archives
ACMLA actively serves as the representative professional group for Canadian map librarians, cartographic archivists and others interested in geographic information in all formats. The site includes a page with books about Canadian maps.
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BC Geographical Names Information System
Canada. Searchable database.
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Canadian Geographical Names - Publications
List of available publications on geographical names including policy documents and manuals, gazetteers, glossaries, newsletters and brochures.
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Current Names Selected by Coordinates
Search this database of over 500,000 geographical names by name, feature type, region and by province
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Search this database of over 500,000 geographical names by name, feature type, region and by province
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1926 Souvenir Highway Map-Province of Saskatchewan; Early 1900s Map of Western Canada, British Columbia, Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba: Canadian National Railways (shows township, range, meridian markings); The New World Atlas and Gazetteer 1922 Edition, British Columbia, Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba (shows Provincial Electoral Districts 1922), California (Shows 1922 Counties), Austria, Hungary, Czecho-slovakia, Roumania, Jugo-slavia, Europe; Saskatchewan Wheat Pool Maps 1924 and 1984 (all SWP maps show meridians, township and range markings); 1947-48, 1950-51 and 1952-53 Saskatchewan Pool Country Elevator System Maps with calendar index.
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Findmypast has searchable indexes; database results and some digitized images are available with a fee-based subscription.
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Findmypast - United States/Canada- Lovell's Gazetteer of British North America, 1874
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Findmypast has searchable indexes; database results and some digitized images are available with a fee-based subscription.
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In Search of Your Canadian Past: The Canadian County Atlas Digital Project
Between 1874 and 1881, approximately forty county atlases were published in Canada, covering counties in the Maritimes, Ontario and Quebec.
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In Search of Your Canadian Past: The Canadian County Atlas Digital Project
From McGill University's Rare Books and Special Collections Division. A searchable database derived from published county atlases between 1874 & 1881. Searchable by property owners' names or by location. Township maps, portraits and properties have been scanned, with links from the property owners' names in the database.
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Interactive map will display the position of the parishes.
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Natural Resources Canada - Geographical names in Canada
Access the Canadian Geographical Names Database, find guidelines for proposing a geographical name, and learn about geographical terms and the origins of Canadian place names.
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Online Historical Map Digitization Project
Maps, gazetteers and atlases for Saskatchewan.
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How places in Canada received their names.
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This free site includes place information and mapping resources for over 28,000 places in Canada. Open a map for a place using your preference of Google Maps, Live Local, MapQuest, or Yahoo! Maps.
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RoadsideThoughts - A Gazetteer for the United States and Canada
With our gazetteer, we are collecting and organizing information about the current and historical communities of the United States and Canada. Starting with State, Province or Territory, you can drill-down to a desired community. Not only do we have general information, we are also assembling geographic information that is of interest to genealogists. For example, the distance and direction to communities in surrounding counties, cemeteries in the immediate area and a list of neighboring communities existing in 1895. Our Gazetteer is open to all without cost or registration.
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Saskatchewan Country Elevator System Maps with Index Years: 1924-25, 1947-48, 1950-51, 1952-53, 1984
Saskatchewan Wheat Pool Historic Maps of Saskatchewan. In the early 1900s transportation was via walking or horse and no roads, travel was difficult. When hauling grain to elevators with horse and wagon, approximately seven miles was considered to be a convenient distance. Many early Saskatchewan placenames which do not currently exist are on these maps.
