Dominion of Canada. Map shewing mounted police stations & patrols throughout the North-West Territories, during the year 1890. Also boundaries of Indian treaties and location of Indian reserves.

Map depicting parts of the Southern Manitoba, Southern Saskatchewan, and Southern Alberta. Includes the District of Assiniboia. Extends West to Calgary and East to the Western portion of Lake Winnipegosis. Relief shown by hachures. Shows railways, mounted police stations, mounted police patrols, active telegraph lines, projected telegraph lines, Indian reserves, trails, judicial district divisions, and boundaries of Indian treaties. Includes legend at top of map, to the right of the title. Features crest above title. Includes several brief notes relating to elements on the map. At bottom left: "Compiled, drawn and published under the superintendence of J. Johnston, Chief Draftsman, Department of the Interior." At bottom centre: "Topographical corrections are printed in blue colour. North-West Mounted Police Stations are corrected to 1st January, 1891." At bottom right: "Photo. Lith. by The Burland Litho. Co., Montreal." Coloured. Linen-backed.