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Media Types: Images
Geographic Location: Lake Huron
Item types: Charts
Year: 1822

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Lake Huron, 1822
by H. W. Bayfield; North East corner with Manitoulin Island
by H. W. Bayfield; North East corner with Manitoulin Island
Maritime History of the Great Lakes
Lake Huron, 1822
Northwest corner; Aids to Navigation corrected 1848
Northwest corner; Aids to Navigation corrected 1848
Maritime History of the Great Lakes
Lake Huron, 1822
Northwest corner; Aids to Navigation corrected 1848
Northwest corner; Aids to Navigation corrected 1848
Maritime History of the Great Lakes
Lake Huron, 1822
by Henry W. Bayfield, RN; Thunder Bay to Saginaw Bay, published 1828
by Henry W. Bayfield, RN; Thunder Bay to Saginaw Bay, published 1828
Maritime History of the Great Lakes
Lake Huron, 1822
by Henry W. Bayfield, RN; Saginaw Bay to Chiefs Point, published 1828
by Henry W. Bayfield, RN; Saginaw Bay to Chiefs Point, published 1828
Maritime History of the Great Lakes
Lake Huron: Sheet II [1822]
Coverage on the chart ranges from the Ducks in the northwest to Collins Inlet in the northeast to Chiefs Point on the Lake Huron side of the Bruce Peninsula and Lions Head on the Georgian Bay side
Coverage on the chart ranges from the Ducks in the northwest to Collins Inlet in the northeast to Chiefs Point on the Lake Huron side of the Bruce Peninsula and …
Maritime History of the Great Lakes
Lake Huron. Sheet IV [1822]
Western shore of Lake Huron from roughly White Rock Point to Middle Island, including Saginaw Bay and Thunder Bay
Western shore of Lake Huron from roughly White Rock Point to Middle Island, including Saginaw Bay and Thunder Bay
Maritime History of the Great Lakes
Lake Huron. Sheet V [1822]
Chart of southern Lake Huron, from Point aux Barques in the center west, to Fort Gratiate [Gratiot] and Point Edward in the south to Chiefs Point in the northeast.
Chart of southern Lake Huron, from Point aux Barques in the center west, to Fort Gratiate [Gratiot] and Point Edward in the south to Chiefs Point in the northeast.
Maritime History of the Great Lakes