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The Sault Ste. Marie Museum’s Repository for Cartography and Planning (RECAP) is a digital database of street maps, cadastral surveys, subdivision plans and other cartographical materials related to Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario, Canada. There are 962 entries in the new RECAP 1.0 Beta release, the oldest of which is Samuel de Champlain’s map of New France from 1632. Approximately 25% of these entries have digital images available through the Museum as JPG, PDF and/or TIF files. The remaining 75% are available physically through different institutional archives or for purchase from the Ontario Land Registry Office, and a small number of entries exist only as citations with no known or available extant copies. The full version of RECAP to be released in 2027 will have an online graphical user interface (GUI) that supports search and filter capabilities across 100+ metadata categories, including map type, year of publication, location shown, scale, surveyor, printer, size, orientation, language, colour and more. A more detailed outline of the RECAP project and a release report for RECAP 1.0 Beta is available here. If you have a map of Sault Ste. Marie in your possession, please consider lending it temporarily to the Museum to have it digitised and added to the RECAP collection. All inquiries and comments about RECAP can be directed to [email protected]. Click here to download RECAP 1.0 Beta.csv (274 KB) RECAP001500: Seale, R.W. (1761). An Accurate Map Of Canada With The Adjacent Countries; Exhibiting The Late Seat Of War Between The English & French In These Parts [Map]. Department of Energy, Mines and Resources. Natural Resources Canada MCR_2303. https://ouvert.canada.ca/data/dataset/a461a9c9-b1f1-51b8-ab2a-0d514e50c130 RECAP004600: Schoolcraft, Henry R. (1820). Map Of The Northwestern Territories Of The United States Shewing The Track Pursued By The Expedition Under Gov. Cass In 1820 [Map]. Scale 1:60 (miles). 29 × 41 cm. American Geographical Society Library, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee Libraries agsmap030137. https://collections.lib.uwm.edu/digital/collection/agdm/id/1368/
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