Georgian Bay Ship Canal Survey [microform]: Report on the Precise Levelling, Years 1904 to 1907
by E (Eugène) 1856-1930 Lafleur, A (Arthur) St Laurent, Canada Dept Of Public Works
This microform report from the Canada Department of Public Works details precise leveling surveys for the Georgian Bay Ship Canal conducted from 1904 to 1907. Authored by E. Lafleur and A. St. Laurent, it provides critical technical data on the proposed route, highlighting early engineering efforts in Canadian infrastructure development.
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The Georgian Bay Ship Canal Survey report focuses on the precise leveling efforts carried out between 1904 and 1907. Prepared by experts from the Canada Department of Public Works, it documents the technical measurements essential for planning the canal's route.
E. Lafleur and A. St. Laurent contributed to this microform edition, offering insights into early 20th-century surveying techniques. The work reflects the engineering challenges of connecting Georgian Bay to broader waterways.
As a historical record, it serves as a primary source for understanding infrastructure development in Canada during that era. The report's data remains valuable for researchers studying transportation history and civil engineering practices.
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