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Searching for a Seaport with the 1870s CPR Explorer Surveyors on the Coast  of British Columbia

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Searching for a Seaport with the 1870s CPR Explorer Surveyors on the Coast of British Columbia

de Sirois, James (Signed); Gough, Barry (Foreword)

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0968336256
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9780968336250
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Canada: Skookum. Very Good. 2011. First Edition. Paperback. 0968336256 . Signed, without inscription, by author upon title page. "From 1872-1879 these special men focused their efforts on locating a serviceable rail route across BC through the mountainous barrier of the Pacific Cordillera and down from the 3000-foot high interior plateau to salt water, where they hoped to locate a seaport on a navigable waterway intended for a large volume of commercial and international traffic. Dean Channel led north to an area of land called Kimsquit, which was considered a highly potential location for the west coast terminus of the Canadian Pacific Railway." - back cover. 200 pages. Footnotes, bibliography, maps and black and white reproductions of archival photos. Clean, bright and unmarked with light wear. Bit of curl to front cover. A quality copy of this fascinating study. Please note that this is a paperback book.; 4to; Signed by Author .

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Título
Searching for a Seaport with the 1870s CPR Explorer Surveyors on the Coast of British Columbia
Autor
Sirois, James (Signed); Gough, Barry (Foreword)
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Usado - Very Good
Edición
First Edition
ISBN 10
0968336256
ISBN 13
9780968336250
Editorial
Skookum
Lugar de publicación
Canada
Fecha de publicación
2011
Palabras clave
0968336256, CPR explorer surveys, Kimsquit, Railroads - British Columbia - surveying - history - 19th century, Canadian Pacific Railway Company - History - 19th century, Surveyors - British Columbia - history, Harbors - British Columbia - history - 19th c
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Transportation; Travel, Exploration & Adventure;

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