A plan of the sea coast from Gage Point to Cumberland Cape including Dartmouth and Granby Bays with the coal mines in that extent taken from the large survey of the island of Cape Britain survey'd agreable to the orders and instructions of the right honble. the Lords Commissioners of Trade and Plantations

Goldfrap, John George

Holland, Samuel, 1728-1801

[1767]

Scale 1:49,000.

English

William L. Clements Library

William L. Clements Library Collection

• Natural resources--Nova Scotia--Maps
• Cape Breton Island (N.S.)--Maps
• Fort William (N.S.)--Maps

• Canada
• Cape Breton Island
• North and Central America
• Nova Scotia

1 ms. map : col. ; 53.5 x 112 cm

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• Enclosed in: Holland to Gage, July 2, 1767.
• Additional information at left of plan: Drawn for his excellency the honble. Major General Thos. Gage commander in chief of his majesty's forces in America &c by Ensn. George Goldfrap of the 60th Regt.
• Identifies ruins of Fort William and various outcrops and burning mines of coal.