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Government issued map of Canada showing distribution of major indigenous language families. Includes inset map of southwestern BC.

A facsimile of a map printed in 1783; printed by the American Heritage Magazine.

This collection presents a series of documents relating to the creation of a large scale map charting the distribution of the indigenous languages across North America. The date and final use of this map are currently unknown. The assigned "…

Preliminary sketch for the map "North American Indian Languages" by Dale Kinkade. Kinkade sketched out the boundaries of several language families on a copy of a commercially available map of indigenous tribes using the tribal boundaries…

Positive (photostatic?) print of map of North American Indian Languages. Print includes title, legend and reference markers

Series of 7 sheets taken from larger map of North America with hand-coloured annotations showing distribution of indigenous languages

Diazo print (blue-line) mock-up of map Washington in 1840 of unknown provenance. Map shows distribution of indigenous groups throughout the state.

Map of distribution of indigenpus ethnic groups ca. 1850. Map was produced by the Government of British Columbia in 1956. Divisions are based on linguistic groups and include demarcation by language family; language group and dialect groups. GOV-4…

Hand drawn map (appears to be traced) showing First Nations territories in Washington State.

Hand drawn map (appears to be traced) showing First Nations territories in Northwest Coast of North America. Map is annotated with the names of indigenous languages in red indicating the regions in which they are spoken. Each language name is…

Preliminary sketch for the map "North American Indian Languages" by Dale Kinkade. Kinkade sketched out the boundaries of several language families on a copy of a commercial map using the tribal boundaries on the map to mark the extent of…

Printed map with hand-coloured annotations (by Dale Kinkade) showing age range of speakers of North American indigenous languages in 1962.

Positive (photostatic?) print of map of North American Indian Languages. This is a print of the map with a title but no legend.

Diazo print (blue-line) mock-up of map for the Historical Atlas of Canada. The print shows the cartographic portion of the map and the location of the text blocks is noted but contain no text. The final map appeared as map 66 in Kerr, D. P. P. (1987…

2 photocopied maps and 1 handrawn map of Russia and Lithuania with handwritten notes in red pen outlining the Lithuania boarder and the location of Sczidiki/Zidikai and Memel.

Printed map with hand-coloured annotations (by Dale Kinkade) showing number of speakers of North American indigenous languages in 1962.

Commercial off-print of map from Department of Energy, Mines and Resources Canada; (1973). The national atlas of Canada, ed. 4

Facsimile of a map of North America first created in 1600 by Gabriel Tatton and Benjamin Wright. facsimile produced by American heritage Magazine

Facsimile of a map of New France first produced in 1745. Facsimile printed by American Heritage Magazine

Facsimile map depicting Lewis And Clark's trek across Western North America (1804-1806). Map is a copy by Lewis of a map by Clark and includes notations about indigenous territory as well as population numbers for various tribes. Several rivers…

Preliminary sketch for the map "North American Indian Languages" by Dale Kinkade. Kinkade sketched out the boundaries of several language families on a copy of [map name and creators] using the tribal boundaries on the map as the extent of…