g this paper, it might be of interest to describevery briefly how the great extent of township surveys in the PrairieProvinces has been accomplished without confusion. The countrywas first divided into strips approximately 180 miles wide, wherebounded on the south by the international boundary. The… … /UOt 1N> .: : tni. ItO^ i M04 ^m& : IM4 IWt. Si IWk IM> x4 ^* -^ll- <* I > N /,.. ^ ■„ U ... :^ ./ B. L S*wmm^r__DJJi^.^^Oik Jul$, 19 JO B^an/*/;i art viirn f^m the •i^vr-^vrrti■MTM/Mit thr^^k lit. crfUrt of tkt ietnuhtft. ^pprcMrf and Conflrmsd Fig. D—Township in square mile…
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