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This historical topographic map of Niagara illustrates the beauty of early mapping. The old Welland Canal can be seen cutting across the city of St. Catharines’ current geographical extent. Download a high resolution version.
Niagara Topographic Map Images (1908). St. Catharines, ON: Brock University Maps, Data & GIS. Available ftp://ftp.library.brocku.ca/TopographicMaps/NTS1910s/Niagara_30M3_1908.zip. Accessed (15/04/2017).
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