Category:Old maps York, Upper Canada
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English: York, after forty years as the capital of Upper Canada, numbering just under 10,000 people, was renamed Toronto, in 1834.
Media in category "Old maps York, Upper Canada"
The following 22 files are in this category, out of 22 total.
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1802 plan of Maryville, York, Upper Canada.jpg 1,478 × 1,920; 1,011 KB
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1818 map of York, Upper Canada.jpg 406 × 351; 50 KB
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A map of York, Upper Canada, 1813.png 1,188 × 661; 610 KB
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Fort York and the lower reaches of Garrison Creek.jpg 544 × 535; 111 KB
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Fortifications of York, Upper Canada, when invaded in 1813.jpg 661 × 464; 200 KB
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Lower course of Garrison Creek, 1818.jpg 185 × 204; 34 KB
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Mackenzie Type Riot.jpg 654 × 404; 101 KB
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Old map of York, Upper Canada, 1827, Chewett, NMC16819.jpg 3,595 × 1,848; 1.49 MB
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Plan of Maryville, York, Upper Canada, 1802.jpg 1,496 × 1,920; 629 KB
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Plan of the fort at York, no. 24. E.W. Durnford, Sept 24, 1823..jpeg 3,088 × 2,978; 1.86 MB
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Plan of the town and harbour of York, Upper Canada, 1814.jpg 7,200 × 5,424; 3.51 MB
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Plan of York, no. 24, See General Plan of the Canadies (y) E.W. Durnford, 1823-09-24.jpg 1,754 × 1,920; 1.13 MB
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Russell Creek, circa 1818.jpg 94 × 136; 12 KB
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Streetplan of the city of York, Upper Canada, circa 1818.jpg 744 × 493; 96 KB
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Upside down map of York, Upper Canada - 1833-10-31.png 1,366 × 768; 1.39 MB