RCO
Well-Known Member
yesterday a relative dropped by and gave me this box , they found it at the dump or something along that line and though that I might want them .
somewhat skeptical there'd be anything good in the box I took it and eventually started to look thru .
its an odd mix of road maps , tourist maps , national geographic maps and topographical maps
there is road maps from all over Canada , united states and Europe , even one for Kenya but most of these appear to be worthless as there only from 80's or 90's
the topographical maps are mostly for northern Ontario , parry sound district areas , north bay , Sudbury, Muskoka and Haliburton . also some for quebec but appear to be from middle of no where . there fairly old mostly from the 1960's , a couple from the 80's and 1 more recent one from the 90's
the old ones are good to use for comparison purposes , can spot what properties have been abandoned or no longer exist on newer maps . the old ones are hard to find and usually in bad condition , these ones are actually in really good shape , no writing on them and folded properly
somewhat skeptical there'd be anything good in the box I took it and eventually started to look thru .
its an odd mix of road maps , tourist maps , national geographic maps and topographical maps
there is road maps from all over Canada , united states and Europe , even one for Kenya but most of these appear to be worthless as there only from 80's or 90's
the topographical maps are mostly for northern Ontario , parry sound district areas , north bay , Sudbury, Muskoka and Haliburton . also some for quebec but appear to be from middle of no where . there fairly old mostly from the 1960's , a couple from the 80's and 1 more recent one from the 90's
the old ones are good to use for comparison purposes , can spot what properties have been abandoned or no longer exist on newer maps . the old ones are hard to find and usually in bad condition , these ones are actually in really good shape , no writing on them and folded properly
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