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Ministry of Transportation Ontario Subject: This figure is Map 10. The map encompasses Ottawa to the southeast, Bancroft to the southwest, and the eastern portion of Algonquin Provincial Park to the west. Other larger cities within the map include Renfrew, Pembroke, a _Q8 óüîòìÅ$Øci áe¾ lPS Þ· Á~Y.
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Scale 1:1,000,000/1:1,500,000. Size 27"x39". International Travel Maps edition. Ontario is one of the largest provinces of Canada, equivalent in size to all of Europe. It naturally divides into two parts – the more southerly third and the much larger north.
37 Ontario Highways shown – up from 34 on the 1931 – 1932 issue. The “Main Highway Routes Into Ontario” Map is reduced half the 1931 – 1932 issue size. 1935 – 1936. Fold of map changed and size is changed to 52″ W X 9.5H to 45″ W X 19″. Premier name on cover changes to T. B. McQuesten.
Official Road Map of Ontario - Web Map 4 Author: Ministry of Transportation Ontario Subject: This figure is Map 4. The map encompasses Tobermory to the north, North Perth to the south, Goderich to the southwest, and Collingwood to the east. The map also includes Owen Sound. The information on this map is current to January 1, 2022.
All of Ontario on one side, Part of Northern Ontario on the other side; recreational and mining symbols used; detailed written information on back; scale also given in metric at 1 cm = 22.5 km 1968 Shell Oil
